A new Finnish company is licensing the iconic phone brand and buying Microsoft's feature phone operation.
Among those on the list: SAP, Microsoft and Adobe.
Upserve buys Breadcrumb.
The former Sun Microsystems chief has been quietly running a Colorado-based social marketing company.
The reason for the deal is the same reason a lot of stuff happens on the Internet: Content.
Startup Synergyse joins the Google fold.
Two companies, both focused on indie video.
The deal is expected to close by late 2016.
CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg has been looking for a buyer for DreamWorks for several years.
Who, what, wearables.
The maker of digital scales and fitness trackers will form the basis of a new Nokia digital health business.
Seriously.
Is another deep linking startup biting the dust?
All's not well at Nest.
Bluewolf is the biggest consulting partner for Salesforce.com.
SAP CEO Bill McDermott and Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst have been named to the board of directors.
A bitter feud brews at Alphabet.
The deal is the first of a series of expected sales of non-core assets by Dell as the company works up a financing package to buy EMC.
Finally, the former Perot Systems may have a new home.
Snapchat is reportedly paying $100 million for the company.
The software giant once tried to buy it, so it might help others do so.
A hefty sum for driverless tech.
The privately held computing giant is raising cash to help pay for EMC.
Business Insider's revenue this year is expected to grow 58 percent to about $67 million.
CFO Fran Shammo says the company is also considering selling data centers.
Not many surprises except one: EMC president Jeremy Burton will be CMO of the combined company.
Dell employees didn't meet expectations of their annual bonus plan. Never fear, Michael Dell is paying them one anyway.
One of the largest ever acquisitions of a Japanese by a foreign entity.
A key waiting period on the biggest tech deal ever expired last night.
The search giant has a new hub to race for the "next billion" users.
Fandango picked up the sites from Warner Bros. Entertainment, which will now have a minority ownership stake in Fandango.
The company also reported sales that were better than analysts expected.