m&a

  I can clearly remember the first time I tried Jajah’s, then called, ‘Web telephony’ service, back in Read More

It’s often said that a company that can survive a downturn is one that will thrive or have Read More

Each quarter of 2009 brought more news of reduced fundraising in the global Silicon Valley, and the liquidity Read More

When Business Week continued to keep sending me its magazine edition for free for several years, followed by Read More

The numbers are out, and they tell the story of more centralized economy. Three of the biggest deals, Read More

There are a few positive signs that mergers and acquisitions are on the upswing. Intuit bought Mint for Read More

Private company valuations are down, no one else has cash, and the decade’s earlier affluence produced a cornucopia Read More

One of the more entertaining pieces of coverage on the Facebook acquisition of FriendFeed.

FriendFeed – which had a $20 million valuation last year – was just acquired by Facebook, for $50 Read More

Barry Diller’s Match.com is buying People Media, an operator of 20 vertically oriented dating sites,from American Capital Ltd Read More

The venture capital industry isn’t out of the woods yet. The second quarter was one of the worst Read More

It’s a go. AOL will officially be spun out as a separately-traded public company later this year, giving Read More

For a company that’s pretty acquisitive, making one acquisition this year is indicative of how difficult the M&A Read More

Marten Mickos was brought into MySQL when the open-source icon had 12 people in 2001. He grew the Read More