After an 18-month focus on the pursuit and purchase of Web 2.0 software firms, router giant makes hardware noise.
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Blogging software and services firm TNC is first foray into Korea, co-founder says.
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Yahoo and Rupert Murdoch's News Corp are flirting but experts say Microsoft is still the best prospect.
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Search giant signs deal with Japan's No. 1 mobile operator.
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The Mac maker is playing mobile operators NTT DoCoMo and Softbank against one another on selling the iPhone in Japan, where it would vie with some of the world's most advanced phones.
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eMobile, predicting a boom in growth for mobile data plans, is looking to shake up the Japanese mobile market controlled by too few players offering too high pricing.
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Citysearch acquisition highlights weak Web 2.0 exit climate.
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Sachio Semmoto bets billions in a country that now embraces competition.
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Far East Roundup: China wants bloggers to register their names; Japan offers number portability; South Korea gains in phone sales; North Korea makes dubious biotech claims.
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As industrial growth pushes 12 percent in India, capital inflows keep momentum going.
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Japanese Internet giant weighed down by acquisition debts and Lehman Brothers price target cut.
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Pundit Ariana Huffington’s blog attracts $5 million in VC backing.
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VC appetite for European Internet companies is on the rise.
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The latest investment round is expected to see Dangdang.com through to an IPO.
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Deal with NTT DoCoMo to introduce wireless email device faces entrenched competition.
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Companies formalize venture to jointly develop mobile phones, content for Japan.
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British phone giant wants $50 billion, not $38 billion, for wireless unit's stake.
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The voice-activated mobile search industry welcomes Google’s new patent.
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Latest Indian product development outsourcer gets funds from VCs.
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The company changes course, vowing to exit the adware business and instead offer web personalization.
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