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With $25 million in revenue, not much of a web presence, and headquarters in Chicago, Sportvision is not what you'd call a high-profile tech darling.

But if you've watched a televised sporting event in the past decade, you know the company's products.

The one-time Wall Street darling is trying journalism after being barred from the securities industry. He says blogging isn't always easy, but at least he laughs more.

The perpetual Valley darling, long rumored to be up for sale, has instead infused its coffers with capital from Highland Capital Partners and announced an expansion effort.

The Twitter community may not be paying much heed to your posts this weekend, but it's not your fault.

The company behind the messaging service and Web 2.0 darling acknowledged late Saturday that some back-end changes had been failing to show tweets from a number of people.

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Government-owned Northern Rock is yet to pass on rate cuts despite the chancellor urging lenders to "play their part".

The Chancellor is expected to target high polluting cars in the Budget, but will postpone a rise in fuel duty.

Sen. Barack Obama was the darling of the tech crowd and the winner of online polls and primaries. So why did he lose to Hillary Clinton so badly in Silicon Valley?

Confidential details of 15m child benefit recipients have been lost by HM Revenue and Customs, Aliistair Darling tells MPs.