Zynga Underwriter J.P. Morgan Reduces Stake to Almost Zero

J.P. Morgan now owns less than half of a percent of the social games company.
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Code Advisors Takes a $25 Million Investment From J.P. Morgan

Big and little investment banks join hands to take on Silicon Valley better.
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Alibaba Seeking $3 Billion Loan to Buy Back Yahoo Stake

Chinese Internet giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. is in the process of raising a US$3 billion loan from around six banks to buy back the stake that Yahoo Inc. owns in the company, people familiar with the situation said Thursday.

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Citi Analyst Lures Hot Internet IPOs

When real-estate website Zillow Inc. was looking for a Wall Street bank to lead its $80 million initial public offering in July, Citigroup Inc. rose to the top of the list.

Bring in the Suits: Yahoo Hiring Strategic Advisers to Plot Next Moves

Maybe someone can finally answer the perennial AllThingsD stumper: What is Yahoo?
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Will the Next Groupon-Killer Be Your Bank or Even a Hotel?

Just about every company wants to get into the daily deals space. Soon you may start getting offers from your bank, hotel chains or airlines.
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Pageonce Raises $15 Million to Build Apps to Help People Manage Their Bills

Pageonce, a company that has created a way for consumers to track where they spend their money, has a little more money to spend themselves. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based company has raised $15 Million in capital, bringing its total raised to $25 million. The round was led by Morgenthaler Ventures with participation from Pitango Ventures and Pageonce’s Chairman Liron Petrushka. Already, 4.5 million use the ad-supported smartphone apps to track bills and bank account balances. The money will be used for adding new features, hiring and to boost consumer awareness.

Will Yahoo Be In Play Again? Here's a Few Scenarios (That Could Be More Than Just Scenarios)

One of the results of Yahoo’s weak earnings report earlier this week has been the renewal of chatter about possible changes in its leadership and even ownership. And continued investor discomfort with its troubled stock price and the level of renewed grumbling by major institutional shareholders is causing some key players to go back to their PowerPoints to reevaluate various options.

Cisco Security Survey Finds Windows Vulnerabilities And Spam Decreasing

Still no rest for the weary computer security professional. Smartphones and tablets are coming to the office and creating new opportunities for trouble.

Analyst: The Great Dark Times Cometh!