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Aircraft sets hypersonic record at six times the speed of sound
"We equate this leap in engine technology as equivalent to the post-World War II jump from propeller-driven aircraft to jet engines," he said. The Waverider was built for the Air Force by Pratt &...
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10 tips to beat Capital Gains Tax before the budget
David Cameron was willing to offer racing tips to radio listeners today but little comfort for savers who fear coalition government plans to raise Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in next month’s emergency...
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The Takeover Panel has publicly criticised Kraft Foods
The Takeover Panel has publicly criticised Kraft Foods over the handling of its takeover of Cadbury in a shock move that has cost the US company's leading adviser his future job at the City regulator....
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Google adds World Cup extensions to Chrome
Google has also optimised its search service to deliver the information people want, no matter how cryptic the search terms. Googling, for instance, "World Cup", "World Cup Spain", or even "World Cup...
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Mozilla unveils Firefox 4 beta
Firefox 4, the latest version of the popular internet browser, has been released as a public beta, and adopts some of Google Chrome's features By Matt Warman Firefox has released the first public beta...
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Solar Impulse completes record-breaking flight
A solar-powered plane has become the first to complete a 24-hour flight, using batteries charged during the day to keep it aloft overnight. Pilot Andre Borschberg had flown over the Jura mountains west...
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Which e-reader should you choose?
"E-readers are fantastic. You can increase the text size, on some you can even change the background. Some even have the ability to turn text into voice. "They could open up a whole new world of...
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Diageo battles to overcome China’s taste for fiery ‘white spirit’ baijiu
The bad news is that, for now at least, the Chinese love their homegrown liquor – a fiery grain spirit called baijiu (which literally translates 'white spirit’ and to a foreigner can taste pretty much...
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