The rise in shares in both Weibo, a Chinese microblogging service, and Sabre, a technology services provider, came after they scaled back the sizes of their offerings.
The appointment comes as True[X], a venture capital-backed start-up, refreshes its board, bringing in industry expertise as it grows.
An article about a man in Southern California named Satoshi Nakamoto has prompted many enthusiasts to question whether the right person had been identified as the creator of the virtual currency Bitcoin.
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King Digital Entertainment, the maker of the addictive puzzle game Candy Crush Saga, filed on Tuesday to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Comcast’s proposed acquisition of Time Warner Cable comes at a moment of seismic change in the television industry, as growing numbers choose Internet streaming over cable service.
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In its most aggressive move yet to take over Time Warner Cable, Charter is proposing a full slate of directors to its target’s board.
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Newer deals, such as those between Silver Lake and William Morris Endeavor and IMG, show that investors are set on remaking the talent business industry, while expanding its size and scope.
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Backed by Silver Lake, its private equity investor of less than two years, William Morris Endeavor plans to offer more than $2 billion for IMG, according to people briefed on the matter.
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The investment firm owned by Peter Chernin, the former News Corporation executive, acquired a majority stake in Crunchyroll, which streams Japanese anime over the Internet.
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Two separate but related reports found that the company’s journalists had access to information about clients through a number of channels that those clients did not know about.
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Barnes & Noble reported a bigger loss for the fiscal fourth quarter than analysts expected, and conceded that its Nook cannot compete with other color e-readers.
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The Gannett Company agreed to buy the Belo Corporation for about $1.5 billion in cash, in a deal that almost doubles Gannett’s television operations.
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Microsoft is said to have offered to take over the Nook unit’s e-books and devices operations, but it is unclear whether there are any current talks on a possible deal.
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