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Verizon to buy Yahoo's operating business for $4.83 bn
25 Jul 2016
Yahoo launched an auction of its core business in February after shelving plans to spin off its stake in Alibaba as pressure from activist investor Starboard Value LP mounted
Kickass Torrents’ Artem Vaulin hit with US criminal charges over illegal content copying
21 Jul 2016
Seagate launches new lineup of 10TB hard drives
20 Jul 2016
Wipro Q1 net down 6% at Rs 2,001 cr
19 Jul 2016
Yahoo Q2 profit dives 64%, revenue falls 15%
19 Jul 2016
Softbank to acquire UK chipmaker ARM Holdings for $32 bn
18 Jul 2016
The acquisition of ARM is a big boost to Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son's plans on mobile communications and the `Internet of Things'
Facebook to use Microsoft 365
16 Jul 2016
Stampado ransomware offered cheap on dark web
16 Jul 2016
Microsoft wins case against US govt demand for data
15 Jul 2016
In a victory for privacy advocates, a US federal court has ruled that Microsoft doesn’t have to turn over to the government the contents of a customer’s email account stored on a foreign server
Apple slips to 5th place in global PC market with 7.1% share
12 Jul 2016
While all computer makers saw a slowdown in sales, Lenovo retained its leading position with a 20.5 per cent market share. HP was second, Dell third, and Asus pipped Apple for the fourth spot
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