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Nokia Sells HERE to German Auto Consortium

Nokia has agreed to sell its HERE digital mapping and location services business to a consortium of European automakers for about $3.8 billion.

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Microsoft Reportedly Invests in Uber

Microsoft has invested about $100 million in Uber as part of a round of financing that values the controversial taxi-replacement service at $51 billion.

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Budgeting Struggles with Cloud Computing

Cloud computing doesn’t always mean cheap. Learn about the challenges around planning IT budgets for cloud computing in this informative post by Aidan Finn.

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WPC 2015: 5 Announcements IT Pros Should Care About

Aidan Finn lists five announcements emerging from Microsoft’s 2015 Worldwide Partner Conference that IT pros should care about.

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Every Business is a Tech Business: Cultivating Better Business Practices

Russell Smith discusses the value of adopting cloud solutions to improve productivity through collaboration in small businesses.

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EU Demands Sweeping Changes to Google Search

Regulators from the European Commission are requiring Google to make sweeping changes to its Search service due to ongoing violations of EU antitrust laws.

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Amazon, Apple Face New Antitrust Investigations

Success has its downsides: both Amazon.com and Apple are now facing antitrust inquiries related to their domination of digital content markets.

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Intel to Acquire Altera for $16.7 billion

Microprocessor giant Intel announced on Monday that it will acquire Altera, a maker of specialized integrated circuits, for $16.7 billion.

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20 Years Later: The Internet Tidal Wave

“A new competitor ‘born’ on the Internet is Netscape,” Microsoft CEO Bill Gates awkwardly wrote in his Internet Tidal wave memo to employees on May 26, 1995. The memo went on to rally the troops, as Microsoft defeated Netscape, embraced and extended Internet technologies, and dominated the market for web browsers. And yet today, 20…

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Verizon to Acquire AOL for $4.4 Billion

Verizon announced this morning that it would acquire Internet pioneer AOL for $50 per share in a deal valued at about $4.4 billion. Verizon says that the acquisition will further its aim of marrying ad-supported digital content to its network delivery systems. “Verizon’s vision is to provide customers with a premium digital experience based on…

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