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Despite its dominance of the PC market, Microsoft is set to ditch Intel's Pentium chip from its Xbox in favour of a processor from IBM (though not one as advanced as the Cell chip).

The Times on Monday reported (paywall) that legislation to require the UK to spend at least 0.7% of gross national income (GNI) on aid will not feature in the Queen's speech on 8 May, prompting accusations from Labour that David Cameron is set to ditch the pledge.

Gary Greenwood, analyst at Shore Capital, described the results as "dismal" and noted the bank was ditching targets previously set to measure returns to shareholders.

Consignia, which is losing £1.5m a day, also looks set to announce an embarrassing corporate u-turn and ditch its name, returning instead to the old title, Royal Mail.

Ditching the digital fireworks, they set to work on building something functional, clean and easy to use at both ends.

The government's controversial bill cutting legal aid in England and Wales has survived a last-ditch attack in the Lords and is now set to become law.

After ditching a legal career, Lewin moved to London in the late 70s, where he was all set to do an adult education class in gilding.

Last Friday the star of "Orange Is the New Black" and singer for the electronic duo Boomkat performed a special guest deejay set at Ditch Fridays at the Palms Pool & Dayclub just one week before the Netflix show debuts season three premiere.

Chadha took on Angus after an American attempt - which Rennison joked was so bad it made her want to set fire to herself - was ditched.

If he is found guilty, the French have a couple of other candidates up their sleeves.Big shareholders in Mediobanca set aside their differences to ditch the investment bank's chief executive of three years, Vincenzo Maranghi.The London Stock Exchange took on a chairman from outside the financial world.

He would do well to ditch both.