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Google's proposed concessions mean you could one day see a little Bing in your Google.

The U.S. Senate voted to once again advance the Marketplace Fairness Act, a bill that would place a mandatory state sales tax on things sold over the Internet.

Guest Post We interview Oliver Samwer, the controversial cofounder of Rocket Internet.

In wake of a second breakeven quarter, Zynga's No. 2 describes the social-gaming giant's latest strategy.

On June 15th, 2008 I got married. Five years and 30+ pounds later I am always on the lookout for a way to get back into my pre-marriage shape. I've picked up Soulcycle (which I highly recommend), joined soccer, basketbal...

The proceeds of the auction will benefit the RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights. Other notables and celebrities who are auctioning off experiences for the RFK Center include Elon Musk, Peyton Manning, Alec Baldwin, ...

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has thrown out a $45 million settlement with Experian and two other credit-reporting agencies, saying plaintiff lawyers created an unacceptable conflict of interest by negotiating a dea...

SpotOn.it helps you find things to do in your area that fit your interests based on their calendar.

The sad story of 38 Studios LLC, Curt Schilling and the State of Rhode Island is in the news again thanks to a piece in the New York Times. The company played an interesting role in my life and every time I read about it...

The popular image of a "one percenter" in America is the uber-connected Wall Street shark, a banker with few morals and no compunction about making money at the expense of others, even his own clients.

It's like the opposite of Winston Churchill's battle of Britain quote: Never were so many products sold for so much money by such a huge company for so little profit.

Admit it, you've thought about dabbling in affiliate marketing. After all, who wouldn't want to make an extra buck by sharing a few products on their blog or Twitter?

6wunderkinder, the company behind the popular Wunderlist to-do application, has just launched a new paid version of its all-star app with a load of new features.

Bad cyber security legislation CISPA is likely to fail if it goes to a vote on the Senate floor, according to comments made by Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.V.), chairman of the committee on commerce, science and transportat...

Francoise Brougher, former vice president of SMB global sales and operations at Google, has joined Square as business lead to aid in the company's growth operations.

"Can you hear me now?" For telephone inventor Alexander Graham Bell, the answer is yes.

In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture arm, is treated with reverence by business software providers.

Not only did the app's marketing pic showcase Twitter's current brand messaging around watching, getting, and reading, all of which are higher on the priority list than, God forbid, actually tweeting, but the app itself ...

Rewarder launched a mobile version of its marketplace today, which matches people with specific, knowledge-based tasks with people to complete them.

Assured Labor, which got its start at MIT's MediaLab, focuses on helping people find jobs (and helping recruiters fill vacancies) in emerging markets through the power of simple mobile interfaces.

Enterprise app business Software AG has acquired cloud platform vendor LongJump.

All that just to see the new OS X and iOS? C'mon, y'all, Tim already said there won't be new hardware this time. What's the big fuss?