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By Matthew Garrahan and Richard Waters, The Financial Times Microsoft may pay for News Corp. to 'de-list' its news sites from Google News Corp. is owner of the Wall Street Journal and many other newspapers Microsoft has had...
By Nikki Tait in Brussels and Richard Waters in San Fransisco The European Commission has agreed to a request by Oracle to extend the deadline for approval of its proposed $7.4bn merger with Sun Microsystems . The Commission,...
By Richard Waters in San Francisco Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, is being treated for a form of cancer known as non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a member of his family said on Monday. In an email to employees of Vulcan, Mr...
DANIEL FOGARTY November 16, 2009 - 7:09PM AAP High stakes problem gambler Harry Kakavas was lent $US1 million by a Bahamian casino despite knowing he owed $US5 million to casinos in Las Vegas, a court has heard. An internet...
Book publishers and authors in most countries outside the US won a significant concession late on Friday as Google and American book industry representatives agreed to make changes to their landmark digital books settlement.
By Richard Waters in San Francisco and Nikki Tait in,Brussels Intel sought to quell a rising tide of complaints over its business practices as it agreed yesterday to pay $1.25bn to settle a private antitrust lawsuit from rival...
By Richard Waters in San Francisco Google on Thursday plugged a key gap in its growing portfolio of communication services with the acquisition of Gizmo5, a Californian start-up that handles internet-based voice calls and...
Google on Thursday plugged a key gap in its growing portfolio of communication services with the acquisition of Gizmo5, a start-up in southern California that handles internet-based voice calls and instant messaging.
Google on Thursday plugged a key gap in its growing portfolio of communication services with the acquisition of Gizmo5, a Californian start-up that handles internet-based voice calls and instant messaging.
By Justin Baer in New York and Richard Waters in San Francisco Motorola is considering the sale of its television set-top box and networking equipment division as part of the mobile-handset maker’s turnround plan. The decision...
