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EU in informal talks on Microsoft, Yahoo deal: source
EU antitrust regulators are in touch with Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc about their search engine deal, a source familiar with the situation said, with the talks seen more as exploratory than indicating any competition concerns.
Bing snatches 10 Pct of search market
Microsoft's new Bing search portal is the fastest-growing U.S. search engine among the top 10, according to a Nielsen report released Monday.
Yahoo sells $150 mln shares of China's Alibaba.com
Yahoo Inc is selling its 1.14 percent stake in Chinese Internet marketplace Alibaba.com for about $150 million, nearly two years after the company went public.
Alibaba to launch B2B platform in U.S. by year end
China's Alibaba Group said on Friday it will launch an international business-to-business (B2B) platform in the United States by the end of the year, as the company seeks to globalize its brand.
U.S. deepens review of Yahoo, Microsoft deal
U.S. antitrust regulators have requested more documents in their probe of Microsoft Corp's deal to provide search engine technology to rival Yahoo Inc , the two companies said on Friday.
UPDATE 1-U.S. deepens review of Yahoo, Microsoft deal
U.S. antitrust regulators have requested more documents in their probe of Microsoft Corp's deal to provide search engine technology to rival Yahoo Inc, the two companies said on Friday.
Stocks edge up after mixed corporate outlooks
Stocks edged up on Thursday, extending a run up into a fifth trading session, with a brighter outlook from consumer products maker Procter & Gamble Co countering a dim forecast from Monsanto Co.
AOL names ex-Yahoo exec Garlinghouse to head email group
AOL Inc, the Internet unit of Time Warner Inc, said on Tuesday it has appointed former Yahoo Inc executive Brad Garlinghouse as president of its Web and mobile communications group.
Google's investors look for next big thing
Google Inc made its fortune on Internet search ads, but Wall Street is increasingly eager for signs that the company's other money-making bets will pay off.
Gmail suffers widespread outrages
A majority of Google mail users were unable to access the service Tuesday afternoon, in a rare widespread outage of the popular Gmail service.
Social networking sites grab big slice of Web ads
About one of every five Internet display ads in the United States is viewed on a social networking Web site like MySpace and Facebook, according to a new report.
Yahoo board member Icahn trims stake
Yahoo Inc board member Carl Icahn has cut back his stake in Yahoo, selling nearly 13 million shares since last Thursday, according to a regulatory filing on Monday.
Italy antitrust probes Google on coercion claim
Italy's anti-trust watchdog said on Thursday it was opening an investigation into Google's Italian news website after local papers complained that they were forced to appear on the site (http://news.google.it).
BUY OR SELL-Is it time to log out of ValueClick?
Shares of ValueClick Inc (VCLK.O) have gained 66 percent in the past six months, but the online-advertising company has seen revenue declines over the past three quarters due to weakness at two of its major segments.
Daily Wrap Up - August 25 Tech
Google is once again under scrutiny again for its Google Maps Street View service.
Yahoo to compete with Bing despite Microsoft deal
Yahoo Inc said on Monday it has revamped its search to compete against Microsoft Corp's Bing, even as it relies on the Redmond giant to power its queries.
Yahoo to launch Arabic portal with Arab partner
U.S. internet powerhouse Yahoo said on Tuesday it is acquiring Maktoob.com, one of the Arab world's largest online portals, in a bid to tap into the Arab region, making Yahoo available in Arabic.
Yahoo gets more social
Yahoo unveiled a series of upgrades on Monday to its email, instant messaging and Internet search pages, as part of the company's plan to revive its online advertising business by making its core Web properties more appealing to users.
Yahoo wins U.S. court ruling over webcasting fees
A federal appeals court in New York ruled that a Yahoo Inc Internet radio service is not required to pay fees to copyright holders of songs it plays, a defeat for Sony Corp's BMG Music.
Microsoft, Yahoo join in opposing Google books deal
Microsoft Corp and Yahoo! Inc are joining a group of opponents to a class action settlement that gives Google Inc the right to digitize millions of books, the companies said on Friday.
Yahoo wins court ruling over webcasting fees
A federal appeals court in New York ruled that a Yahoo Inc Internet radio service is not required to pay fees to copyright holders of songs it plays, a defeat for Sony Corp's BMG Music.
Yahoo unit wins webcasting ruling
A federal appeals court in New York, in a victory for Yahoo Inc, on Friday ruled that a webcasting service that provides users with individualized Internet radio stations need not pay licensing fees to copyright holders of the recordings it plays.
DivX ends dispute with Yahoo, forecasts Q3 profit
Video compression software maker DivX Inc said it settled a litigation with Yahoo Inc related to a license and distribution agreement, and forecast a third-quarter profit to reflect an increase in operating income due to the settlement.
Microsoft's Bing wins share from Google, Yahoo
Microsoft Corp's Bing search engine continued to make small gains on rivals Google Inc and Yahoo Inc in the U.S. Internet search market in July, according to the latest data from research firm ComScore.
Microsoft legal chief sees risk in Yahoo deal
Microsoft Corp has confidently described its planned search advertising deal with Yahoo Inc as a win-win, but the software company's legal chief is prepared to concede that the outcome is not certain.
Daily Wrap Up - August 14 Tech
Search market leader Google Inc holds greater loyalty among its users, who conduct more searches a month than those on Yahoo! and Microsoft, new data issued on Friday showed, posing a challenge for the new team of rivals to Google.
Google users search more, very loyal: comScore
Search market leader Google Inc holds greater loyalty among its users, who conduct more searches a month than those on Yahoo! and Microsoft, new data issued on Friday showed, posing a challenge for the new team of rivals to Google.
U.S. tests technology to break foreign Web censorship
The U.S. government is covertly testing technology in China and Iran that lets residents break through screens set up by their governments to limit access to news on the Internet.
Baidu beats Yahoo as world's No. 2 search engine
The Nasdaq-listed Chinese search engine Baidu Inc has topped Yahoo! to become the world's second most popular search engine in June, the US marketing research company ComScore released in its report this week.
News Corp may charge for Web news; blasts Amazon
News Corp, which is trying to stem newspaper revenue declines, could charge for access to its news websites by the middle of next year, and might break off its relationship with Amazon.com Inc's Kindle e-reader if it cannot get better terms.


