Updated: Nokia says not preparing offer for Juniper Networks
Finnish network equipment maker Nokia has said that it was not in talks to buy U.S. network gear maker Juniper Networks despite earlier reports to the contrary.
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Blockchain network IOTA teams up with Cisco, Volkswagen, others on data marketplace
IOTA, an open-source blockchain network, has teamed up with some of the biggest global corporate names led by Cisco Systems Inc, Volkswagen AG, and Samsung Group to launch what is aimed to be a secure marketplace for data, IOTA co-founder David Sønstebø has revealed
Kaspersky CEO says firm would exit Russia if it was asked to spy
Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab has never been asked by Russian intelligence services to spy on targets in the West and the company's founder and the chief executive said he would move his company out of the country if he ever faced such a demand.
Internet businesses ask US to keep net neutrality rules
AirBnb, Reddit, Shutterstock, Inc, Tumblr, Etsy, Twitter and a long list of small internet companies have urged the US Federal Communications Commission to scrap a plan to roll back net neutrality rules.
Man charged in Yahoo hacking case to plead guilty
A Canadian accused by the United States of helping Russian intelligence agents break into email accounts as part of a massive 2014 breach of Yahoo accounts is expected to plead guilty next week, according to court records
SAP investigating its sales practices in Gulf region
German business software giant SAP which last month said its South African sales commissions were being probed by U.S. regulators, has launched an investigation into its business practices in the Gulf region.
Uber breach cover-up triggers flurry of government probes
Governments around the globe launched investigations into Uber after the company disclosed it had covered up a breach that exposed data on millions of customers and drivers, the latest scandal to rock the ride-hailing firm.
Broadcom may boost Qualcomm bid
Chipmaker Broadcom is considering raising its offer to buy rival Qualcomm by offering more of its own stock, following consultation with several of Qualcomm's top shareholders, according to people familiar with the matter.
Meg Whitman is leaving HP Enterprise
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has revealed Meg Whitman is stepping down as chief executive officer after six years at the helm during which she steered the company through the biggest breakup in corporate history.
Apple removes Skype from app store in China
Apple has confirmed it has removed several apps including Skype from its app store in China after the country's government pointed to violations of local laws.
Tencent turns to WeChat, games and deals for global strategy
China's biggest social network and gaming firm Tencent Holdings, which last week reported forecast-beating quarterly results, is close to making Malaysia the first foreign country to roll out its WeChat ecosystem, according to one of its executives.
Marvell Technology to buy Cavium in US$6 billion deal
Chipmaker Marvell Technology has said it will buy smaller rival Cavium for about US$6 billion, as it seeks to expand its wireless connectivity business in a rapidly consolidating semiconductor industry.
Central banks mulling cryptocurrency regulation, says ECB’s Nowotny
European Central Bank governing council member Ewald Nowotny says that legislators and central bankers are discussing whether they should intervene to regulate cryptocurrencies, as China already has done.
Reckon sells accounting practice software arm to Myob
Accounting software provider Reckon will sell its accounting practice management software business to MYOB for $180 million in an all-cash deal to pay off debt.
Square tests bitcoin buying and selling
Payments company Square said it has started allowing select customers to buy and sell bitcoins on its Cash app, as it looks to tap into a craze that has sent the cryptocurrency up nearly sevenfold this year.