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Earlier this week, we asked if Microsoft was getting its mojo back, citing the positive reactions to the company's Bing Maps and Windows Phone technologies. But, as we all know, Microsoft makes most of More»
For nearly two decades, the Corum Group has assisted hundreds of technology companies with their M&A plans. Those deals have taken firm to London, Paris, Germany, Brazil and Switzerland. But the Bellevue More»
Despite his celebrity status, Bill Gates has never been known as a particularly dynamic public speaker. Toward the end of his tenure as a full-time Microsoft executive, Gates was called upon to give so More»
 This morning’s roundup of the latest venture capital news and analysis across the Web:
Art by Mike Lucas
Seeding China - Even as relations remain tenuous between Google and China, the search engine’s More»
As Gmail users continue to grapple with the Google email service's integration of its new Buzz social networking tool, Microsoft says it has signed up Facebook and MySpace to integrate with its Outlook More»
Seattle online travel upstart Yapta has sealed a deal with Kayak by which the online travel search company will provide flight results on Yapta's Web site. Meanwhile, as part of the agreement Yapta plans More»
(The following dispatch was originally reported in VentureWire, a daily trade publication produced by Dow Jones & Co.)
Many health-care venture firms have built public-company investing into their strategy, More»
I just finished writing on a possible resurgence in the tech M&A market when along comes yet another piece of good news. Fenwick & West today issued results from its quarterly venture capital survey, and More»
(Editor’s note: This story is part of a series of profiles that examines venture-backed companies with at least $100 million in revenue, an oft-mentioned threshold used by investment bankers to determine More»
This morning’s roundup of the latest venture capital news and analysis across the Web:
Art by Mike Lucas
Did Radio Kill The Video Star? - Another start-up has succumbed to the chokehold of a music More»
If any university professors out there are looking for a great example of the "economic reset," search no further. The U.S. video game industry, which at one point looked almost immune to the downturn, More»
Everyday, more than 60 million people play one of Zynga Inc.’s games available on social networks like Facebook and MySpace. The company, whose popular games include FarmVille and Mafia Wars, recently More»
The City of Seattle will apply to become a partner in Google's experimental high-speed broadband network, a new offering that could have residents connecting to the Internet at speeds of as much as 1 gigaThe More»
What is it with former Microsoft executives and mosquitos? At last year's TED conference, Bill Gates unleashed a jar of live mosquitos during his talk in order to make a point about the problems of malaria. More»
Microsoft today showed several new features designed to make its Bing Maps more true-to-life -- incorporating Flickr images into streetside views, adding indoor panoramas, making it possible to see live More»
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