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 Entries tagged "Google"AOLIt's official. Time Warner Inc. will finally spin off AOL LLC on Dec. 9, 2009. Since the landmark merger that brought Time Warner and AOL together in 2000, it's been a bumpy ride. Bubble, trouble, toil and muddleIn the late '90s, venture capital generated extraordinary returns on high-risk companies. Then came the collapse, and the industry has struggled to find its way since. Google continues to make deal headlines. And with the Queen of Competition in the driver's seat, here comes Antitrust 2.0. May 29: A Deal scoop reveals the DOJ is probing possible tech hiring pact. Antitrust 2.0The return of tech dealmaking brings with it a revived threat of scrutiny. Nothing venturedWhy a revitalized venture capital industry is essential to economic recovery. Network buysAs digital advertising rapidly evolves, a surge of dealmaking and consolidation begins, but like everything else in advertising, it's a little unclear what it all means. New faces, new directionAntitrust mavens expect a more aggressive stance from the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission. The trouble with TwitterThe hot new social networking tool has a lot of users -- too bad it lacks a business model. Fields of greenFrom boom to bust to ... boom? The role of private equity in today's marketplace for renewable energies. Queen of competitionIf confirmed as assistant attorney general, Christine Varney will need to resuscitate a demoralized antitrust unit. Going mobileVenture capitalists keep pouring money into mobile advertising startups. Black and white and red all overThe newspaper industry was struggling before the economic slump. Now papers desperately try a variety of strategies, some to survive, others to prepare for a future that's still unknowable. Earning their keepTech corporate development pros keep buying, but pick their spots. Movers & shakers: Dec. 2, 2008On Dec. 12, veteran bankruptcy lawyer James Sprayregen will return to Kirkland & Ellis LLP from Goldman, Sachs & Co., where he spent almost three... Fast forwardA new generation of online video startups capture VCs' interest. Visible handForbes lectures Obama on the evils of the welfare state, and Yahoo!'s Yang plays the ingenue. Yellow taleInvestors have hammered directories companies for fear they'll be engulfed by Google. The future may be challenging, but they may have a better chance than their share price suggests. Searching for growthMobile phone search services present a huge opportunity for startups and deep-pocketed giants alike. Manifest destinyNew York law firms have become a force to be reckoned with in once-impenetrable Silicon Valley. In defense of renewable energyIs the sector closed for business? No way. Swimming with the tideThe financial tsunami that swamped Wall Street hasn't drowned New York's buoyant VCs and tech entrepreneurs. TrustbustersGoogle and its champions have little to fear from a toothless Justice Department. Old YellowTraditional print phone directories seem destined to fall to the Google juggernaut, though it hasn't happened yet. Internet perestroikaA Sanford C. Bernstein report argues that the hyper-growth era on the Web may be ending. The conclusion: Managers better start managing. | ||||||||||||||||
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