Netflix is looking to expand its already impressive European user base, although early indications suggest there might be some hostility to contend with

Apple’s product launch was short on surprises but still packed a punch with a range of new releases

Ballmer’s decision to step down as director has brought an end to the former CEO’s 34-year association with the company

The New Economy speaks to Dr John Ashton, President of the UK Faculty of Public Health, to ask whether the pharmaceutical industry needs to invest more in curing diseases seen to be less profitable

The New Economy takes a look at Nuke, the special effects technology taking Hollywood by storm

The New Economy speaks to Scott DeFelice, CEO of Oxford Performance Materials, to find out how his company is transforming industries such as healthcare and aerospace through 3D printing

Profits of tech giant fall by seven percent, but the company remains optimistic about its long-term strategy

A slowing smartphone market combined with a strong Korean currency and the rise of local competitors has cut Samsung’s profits for a third consecutive quarter

Streamlining costs and increasing provision are the two biggest hurdles facing the global healthcare industry. One firm believes 3D printing and additive manufacturing are the answers to both

As part of a trend towards consolidation in the digital music space, Google has acquired the music streaming service Songza

The New Economy speaks to Carlos Lambro, Brand President of New Holland Agriculture, about the company’s drive towards more environmentally-friendly farming

Police in the UK, and worldwide, are using 3D scanning technology in their crime scene investigation process