The social giant proposed $1 billion Instagram deal (but not now exact of the same price with Facebook’s share price tumbling) has got a green light...

Facebook $1 billion deal finally got some further air to breathe comes a step closer for acquisition for completion. The UK’s Office of Fair Trading...

Its deal time: Nokia today released a new update to Nokia Maps, with Groupon Now! deals and the journey planner. The version upgraded to 2.5 of its Maps...

On the similar tone as done earlier at the time of Yahoo-CNBC partnership, the internet company is gearing up for new partnership, but this time the deal...

With Facebook’s share price continuously falling down with the last closed at $28.84, down by 3.07 points and nearly has closed 10 percent lowers. The...

According to a report by Money.co.uk, Google will begin rolling out new ad units that give financial comparison for products based on our search. The...

We reported yesterday that a recent hefty $1 billion Facebook newly acquired Instagram deal where “surprising” is that the social giant’s Mark Zuckerberg kept board out of negotiations. The negotiation period was a mere weekend at Mark Zuckerberg’s house, where he and Kevin Systrom. The Wall Street Journal reported that Zuckerberg informed Facebook’s board of...

The social giant only a few days ago agreed to acquire photo-sharing service Instagram for $1 billion – yes the amount is correct and the announcement was made by Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg itself. The deal is a combination of cash and shares of Facebook, but today we’ve got some piece of information on how the deal came to light. Citing the “anonymous” sources,...

The software giant has just got a bigger piece of chunk. Microsoft has just announced it has signed its largest-ever cloud service deal with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) in order to deploy Microsoft’s owned Live@edu service to some 10,000 technical colleges in the country covering around some 7.5 million students and teachers. Under the terms...

America Online (AOL) today announced that the company has entered into a definitive agreement to sell over 800, keeping over 300 significant patent portfolios to itself, of its patents and their related patent applications to Microsoft granting the software giant a non-exclusive license to its retained patent portfolio for aggregate proceeds of $1.056 billion in cash. “The...