Photo-sharing service Smilebox has attracted $2 million in venture funding from return investors Bessemer Venture Partners and Frazier Technology Ventures.
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The profitable marketplace that offers local advertisers cost-per-lead transactions files to go public in a bid to raise up to $60 million.
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Trio of private equity firms agrees to take the Dublin, Ireland, corporate training company private in $1.1 billion deal.
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The subscription-based video game rental service has filed to raise as much as $50 million in an initial public offering.
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Popular movie theater listings and flick ratings destination hauls in funding from investors, a move that comes on the heels of its acquisition of reviews site Rotten Tomatoes.
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Startup attracts marquee investors to its database that promises easy access to information for use by developers in building applications.
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Women-focused network of Internet publishers snags pile of funding from private equity investors.
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Funding comes as expectations run high for the video advertising network to grab a sizable chunk of the $70 billion television ad market.
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Quattrone, that is. The former Internet investment banker is, once again, back on the IPO bandwagon -- this time as financial adviser for flotation of QuinStreet with San Franciso firm Qatalyst Partners.
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Lost amid all the Apple iPad frenzy, local reviews site Yelp closes a $25 million fifth round of funding from Elevation Partners that boosts to $100 million on stock option purchases.
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Phone carrier is boosting its network, particularly in congested areas such as San Francisco and New York City, to address problems of dropped calls and slow data delivery.
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Steve Jobs unveils Apple’s widely anticipated touch-screen tablet computer, dubbed the iPad, the company's next device to shake up industries.
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Steve Jobs announces a new iTunes-like store for books to use on the new iPad. Could the showy new device usher in the end of the more conservative Kindle by Amazon?
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Company reports fourth-quarter in line with analyst estimates and forecasts first quarter that will show first signs of advertising growth in a year and a half.
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