Social media management platform Sprinklr acquired Booshaka, a company that helps marketers leverage customer data to increase sales Read More
M&A roundup – week ending 11/7/15
IBM acquired technology and products from The Weather Company. While no financial terms of the deal were disclosed, Read More
NASDAQ acquired transaction software provider SecondMarket Solutions. No financial terms of the deal were disclosed. SecondMarket will be Read More
Google acquired Divshot, an HTML5 web hosting platform tailored for performance and developer productivity. No financial terms of Read More
LogMeIn, a provider of SaaS-based remote connectivity, acquired LastPass, a single-sign-on and password management service. LogMeIn will pay Read More
German publishing giant Axel Springer purchased a majority stake in digital business news website Business Insider. The deal valued Business Read More
Sterlite Technologies, a power & telecom products manufacturer, entered into a definitive agreement for the acquisition of Elitecore Technologies, a Read More
AOL made a couple of acquistions this week. First it bought mobile app developer Kanvas Labs. No financial Read More
Global investment management company BlackRock entered into an agreement to purchase FutureAdvisor, an automated investment advisory platform for “mass-affluent” families. While no Read More
E-commerce company Zulily, which went public less than two years ago is already coming off the market as Read More
In a strange turn of events, virtual assistance company Zirtual was bought, and subsequently saved, by Startups.co., a dafter announcing that it had paused Read More
Event management platform Events.com purchased online registration provider EventsOnline. No financial terms of the acquistion were disclosed. EventsOnline helps create Web-based Read More
Adding to the the growing list of payment startups that are exiting this year, PayPal acquired digital money transfer provider Xoom. The deal Read More
Verizon completed the deal, which was first announced in mid-May, to purchase AOL for $50 a share, or $4.4 billion. Read More
It’s the end of the year, meaning it’s time to look back on the last 12 months and Read More