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Securities regulators took enforcement action against an online trading platform and two private funds offering Facebook shares on Wednesday, the first action in a year-long probe into the lightly regulated world of private company-share trading.
With the eagerly-anticipated IPO potentially weeks away, Facebook's good-news campaign rolls along.
In 2009, SXSW helped launch Foursquare--but are startups today going to have a tougher time trying to cut through the din in Austin?
The Cookie Monsters are back at it on Capitol Hill! However, Facebook, Google, and Apple may finally have to submit to some kind of 'do-not-track' legislation or regulation.
He once trashed the concept of college. But, now, Peter Thiel is heading to Stanford to teach a course. Should students buckle down on homework, or hope to be plucked from their university early, like star athletes?
What is Google willing to do in order to get consumers to adapt to its 'Wallet?' A Reuters exclusive takes a closer look.
Cisco Systems' alums' crash pad Arista is spurning buyers on the way to public markets.
As Facebook wraps up the last leg of its IPO prep work, underwriters are 'friending' it left and right.
Russian state technology firm Rusnano is teaming up with a US venture fund, writes Reuters. Rusnano and life sciences technologies investor Domain Associates are planning to co-invest in about 20 US-based healthcare technology companies. Rusnano will invest up to $330 million and Domain’s venture capital funds and other investors will invest a like amount, according […]
The mobile space is white hot, the gaming space is white hot; now, how can companies best monetize this massive user base?