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SAP Gets New Stairway to the Cloud With Ariba Buy

SAP has revealed plans to acquire Ariba, an enterprise e-commerce network, for US$4.3 billion as part of the German company's expansion into cloud computing. ...

Microsoft Tries a So.cl Experiment

Microsoft opened So.cl, its experimental approach to a social network, to all users Monday, aiming to create a place to find and share online articles, videos and digital content, all with the help of its search engine Bing ...

Yahoo Cashes Out of Alibaba

Yahoo will sell half its stake in Chinese e-commerce heavyweight Alibaba back to the company for about US$7.1 billion, setting in motion a deal that will send cash toward Yahoo shareholders ...

Painful Reinvention Could Decimate HP Workforce

HP is planning significant layoffs with the aim of increasing efficiencyand focusing on new products, according to a New York Times report citing an anonymous source. ...

Verizon Nixes Unlimited Data Grandfather Clause

Verizon will reveal a new shared data policy this summer and end its unlimited data option, according to CFO Fran Shammo. ...

Can a Fresher Flickr Be Yahoo’s Ray of Sunshine?

Flickr announced a redesign recently, introducing larger onscreen displays for high-res images ...

Windows 8 Browser Brouhaha Draws Regulator Attention

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee plans to examine allegations that Microsoft is giving its own Internet Explorer Web browser preferential treatment over competing Web browsers in a version of its upcoming Windows 8 operating system ...

Facebook Offers Users a Megaphone for Hire

Facebook is testing a new feature that offers to promote users' posts and status updates for a fee ...

Dish Offers New Ad-Vanishing DVR Service

Dish Network began offering a new service Thursday that lets users skip all commercials for shows broadcast on major networks when watched the day after the programming first aired ...

Sprint’s New Tri-Fi Hotspot Finds a Signal Any Which Way It Can

Sprint is launching a new type of mobile hotspot -- the Sierra Wireless 4G LTE Tri-Fi Hotspot, the first device that will convert LTE, WiMAX and 3G networks into a WiFi signal ...

MySpace Privacy Shenanigans Earn FTC Finger-Shaking

Social network MySpace settled with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission Tuesday over charges related to how the site was using members' personal information ...

FBI Aims to Pry Open New Channels for Web Surveillance

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is urging Internet companies to provide back doors that facilitate online surveillance, according to a Cnet report. ...

Is $96B Cool Enough for Facebook?

Facebook announced an estimated price for its long-awaited initial public offering Thursday, setting a range of US$28 to $35 per share. The top end of its estimate would give the social network a valuation of $96 billion. ...

Growing Pains Lead Yelp to Loss

Yelp reported a net loss in its first quarter as a publicly traded company after aggressive expansion abroad led to a sharp increase in costs. ...

Motorola Losses Climb as Google Deal Lingers in Limbo

Motorola Mobility revealed its quarterly earnings for its first fiscal quarter of the year Tuesday, reporting a slightly higher net loss than last year ...

UK Court Orders Blockade on Pirate Bay

The England and Wales High Court has ordered that Internet service providers in the UK must block access to The Pirate Bay ...

Amazon Investors Shake Off Profit Drop

Amazon's first fiscal quarter surprised shareholders Thursday by beating performance expectations. Investors sent shares upward even though the online retailer reported a 35 percent drop in net income. ...

Schmidt: Sun Was Warm to Java Arrangement

Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt defended his company's actions regarding Java and Android as he took the witness stand Tuesday in Google's ongoing trial, in which the company stands accused of misusing Java programming code in the development of its mobile operating system. ...

SkyDrive Builds Up Syncing, Downsizes Free Space

Microsoft is giving its SkyDrive cloud storage service a makeover that will include new apps and greater synchronization abilities across mobile and PC devices ...

LightSquared Buys Time From Inmarsat

LightSquared made an outstanding payment to Inmarsat Friday for Phase 1 of its spectrum agreement. It received an additional two years to seek federal approval before it must pay for the second phase of the deal. ...

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