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Apple is selling bonds to raise $6.5bn despite recording its most profitable quarter ever and cash reserves of $178bn

This year saw the largest recorded number of digital self assessment registrations, according to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC)

Google enables UK users to make payments through Gmail, 18 months after the service was launched in the US

The Cabinet Office has published a map detailing where it could make better use of its infrastructure to benefit businesses and consumers

The political battle over the future of Universal Credit is heating up, as shown in an extraordinary exchange of letters last month

Amazon Web services has grown its lead over rival public cloud providers, while Microsoft experienced 96% year-on-year growth

Halting cyber crime could have a positive impact on the global economy, says Intel Security Europe security researcher and CTO

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) now has the right to audit NHS authorities to ensure they comply with the Data Protection Act

New College Lanarkshire, Oracle and RBS team up to entice students into careers in IT

IT and digital services contributed more to the UK economy in 2013 than any other part of the business services sector