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World of Warcraft fans have a reason to cheer as they can have their favorite game run on the iPad, the touch based tablet.

As the sources reveal the game can be streamed through Wi-Fi by the game streaming server Gaikai, which for some is the only drawback.

Instead of being run on the iPad itself it requires live-streaming which may cause a dismay in the enthusiasts.

Sage Group Plc, the biggest accountancy software firm in UK, said today in its half yearly results that it had reported an increase in first half profit. The first half profit attributable to equity holders grew by around 16% comparing to the previous corresponding period. The company said that the growth in H1 profit was mainly attributable to its cost cutting measures and increase in the number of new customers in the period.

3DTV often suffered criticism from takers for its incompatibility with different makers has reason to rejoice, as Samsung has provided a solution for the same with its new 3D glasses.

The universal glasses by Samsung enable users to view on any 3DTV provided one wears the glasses upside down, this was revealed at a display of Samsung's 3DTVs in UK, with R&D chief Simon Lee using a Panasonic 3DTV to explain the compatibility to Home Cinema Choice.

As per sources there will be as high as eight number of PSU issues are expected to hit the market in this fiscal year. The Union Cabinet is likely to consider the Initial Public Offering of Coal India tomorrow. The Government has every reason to be delighted as it has proposed a 10% disinvestment in the Coal India.

Next Plc, a fashion and home ware retailer in UK, announced on Wednesday that its total sales in the first quarter of the fiscal grew by 4.1% comparing to the same quarter last year. The retailer said that the growth in the first quarter sales was mainly attributable to the strong performance by its Next Directory home shopping business. The retailer also said that it expects sales growth this year.

However, the company also said that it would remain very cautious in its outlook for the year ahead.

British bus and rail operator National Express Group Plc said today that it had posted a good start of the year 2010 as it has delivered a good result in the first quarter of the year. The company said that its cost saving programs and stronger operational focus resulted into improved margins in the first quarter.

National Express said in its interim management statement that the profit across all of its businesses was reported up in the first quarter of 2010.