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The New Law That Will Turn the Start-Up World Upside Down: Crowdfunding

Remember that special moment when we all realized that the Web was going to remake yard sales and auctions, but we didn’t know yet who was going to win?

As U.S.-Listed China Internet Stocks Dive, Renren CEO Smacks Alibaba on the Way Down (And Gets Smacked Back)

As Chinese Internet exec Joe Chen of Renren snipes at a competitor there, there’s a bigger problem for that country’s Web companies.
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Terror-Fighting Start-Up Palantir Technologies Just Raised $68 Million — But From Whom?

An SEC filing shows the secretive data analytics firm has been busy raising money. Again.
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Galleon Founder Convicted on All Counts in Insider-Trading Trial

A federal jury convicted Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam on all 14 counts of securities fraud and conspiracy, providing the U.S. with a significant win in a push to prosecute insider trading on Wall Street and in corporate America.

Headless Lawsuit in Topless Blog!

On some level of journalism, I guess anything could happen. But does that mean it should? Some sensational stories in tech of late have led to some even more sensational reporting.

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Alibaba.com Profit Rises 46 Percent

Alibaba.com Ltd. said Thursday its fourth-quarter profit rose 46 percent from a year earlier and pledged further steps to overcome a fraud scandal that prompted its chief executive to resign.

VeriFone's CEO Doug Bergeron Defends Actions Against Square: "It’s a Competitive World."

In an exclusive interview, VeriFone’s CEO Doug Bergeron explains why he felt it was necessary to launch a campaign against its much smaller rival last week.

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Alibaba.com CEO Resigns Over Fraud

Alibaba.com Ltd. said Monday that Chief Executive David Wei and Chief Operating Officer Elvis Lee are both leaving the company with immediate effect, taking responsibility for fraudulent activity on one of the company’s platforms.

Seventh Person Arrested in Insider Trading Probe

Another arrest of an expert consultant in the ever-widening FBI investigation into insider trading of tech companies.

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Apple Sued Over Mobile App Privacy

Apple and four app developers have been hit with a lawsuit that alleges violations of computer fraud and privacy laws by allowing ad networks to access users’ personal information.

No More Bing Brother, Says Microsoft

Beatles Boost EMI. (But About That Debt…)

HP Keeps the Ink Flowing

What's Wrong With iPhone 3G?

What’s Wrong With iPhone 3G?