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U.S. investor Daniel Loeb is pressing Japanese corporate giant Sony to break itself up to sharpen its focus, a letter to the company revealed.
Silicon Valley-China Wireless Tech Association Hosts Networking Event May 18
Silicon Valley-China Wireless Technology Association will be hosting the latest installment of networking event on Saturday, May 18.
Icahn Has Plan to Derail Dell Buyout
Carl Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management, Dell's biggest outside shareholder, are launching their campaign to derail a buyout of the PC maker.
Learn How Facebook Can Help Your Business
Facebook might seem like just a great way to communicate with friends, but it can help in business, too.
CEO Leaves Portland High-tech Startup CashStar
CashStar co-founder and CEO David Douglas Stone has left the Portland-based high-tech firm, according to the company's website.
Facebook Looks at Ways to Buy Waze
Facebook is in advanced talks to buy Israeli navigation and traffic congestion app company Waze for $500 million.
Carlyle Group Sells More SS&C Shares
Carlyle Group is selling common shares in software and services firm SS&C Technologies for the second time in two months, cutting its ownership to about 9.2 percent.
'Kick Me' Sign Leads to Firings, Convictions, Lawsuit
A "Kick Me" sign stuck to Harvey Palacio's back led to two Intel employees' firings and the worker's lawsuit against the company, court records show.
Microsoft Names Amy Hood as CFO
Microsoft Corp. today announced that Amy Hood is its new chief financial officer, succeeding outgoing CFO Peter Klein who will remain at Microsoft through the end of June.
Microsoft Acknowledges Windows 8 Snags
Microsoft on Tuesday acknowledged a variety of problems with its latest operating system, Windows 8, confirming the complaints of many analysts and customers.
Dell Buys Enstratius Cloud Computing Firm
Dell Inc. has acquired Minneapolis-based Enstratius, a private cloud-computing firm, for disclosed terms.
McAfee to Pick Up Stonesoft for $389 Million
Security solutions provider McAfee announced the signing of a definitive agreement to initiate a conditional tender offer for the acquisition of Stonesoft Oyj, a provider of next-generation network firewall products.
Apple Replaces HP on Fortune Top 10
Apple replaced Silicon Valley's previous top 10 tech entry, Hewlett-Packard, which fell steeply while recording the biggest loss of any company to make the Fortune 500 in 2013.
Adobe Moves Further Into the Cloud
Adobe Systems announced an update to its Creative Cloud, its new flagship offering, and that it has no plans for future releases of its Creative Suite line of software.
EU Takes Aim at Motorola Over Mobile Patent Row
The European Union believes that Motorola violated the law when it used mobile phone patents to block products by competitor Apple in Germany. The preliminary opinion could lead to hefty fines for Motorola.
