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Who Are Biggest Acquirers Of Tech Companies? Check Out This Chart

Luma, an investment bank and strategic advisor, just published an incredibly detailed chart surveying the landscape of the biggest acquirers of tech companies. Yes, Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Microsoft are right in the center of that chart, as you'd Read More →

Energy: iPads don’t use much; neither do Gmail users; and will the Model S re-energize Tesla?

The buzzword of the day is "energy": • $1.36. That's the annual cost of charging your Apple iPad -- less than a penny per charge, and less than the annual cost of a 60-watt fluorescent lightbulb -- Read More →

Talking troubled: Nokia cuts more jobs, AOL survives proxy fight

Today's theme is troubled companies: • Some whopping numbers surrounding news about Nokia this morning: It is cutting 10,000 more jobs, or about a fifth of its workforce, by the end of 2013, after almost 14,000 job cuts announced Read More →

Facebook filing: New info on revenues, Instagram and AOL patents

Facebook updates its IPO filing to include information about the purchase of Instagram, the AOL patents via Microsoft, and a number of updates about, well, its numbers:
  • "We had 901 million MAUs as of March 31, 2012, an increase of Read More →

Craze continues: AOL patents change hands from Microsoft to Facebook

Happy Monday, here's some patent news to start off the tech week. A couple of weeks after Microsoft announced it was buying AOL's patents (see You’ve got $1 billion...), Facebook in turn is buying Read More →

You’ve got $1 billion: Microsoft buying AOL patents

In the latest Big Patent Deal, AOL shares are up more than 40 percent (about $8 to $26.40 as of this post) after announcing Monday that Microsoft will pay it $1 billion for 800 patents. AOL became serious about Read More →
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