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Deals done this past week
13.02.2012
An overview of the week in deals in the Irish and global technology sector.
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The digital business week
13.02.2012
A digest of the top business and technology news stories from the past week.
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Weekend news roundup
13.02.2012
A look through the weekend newspapers' tech coverage, including how Ireland could have generated 13,000 additional technology jobs, the fallout over Path's privacy debacle, how internet surfing is so yesterday and the insidious nature of social bullying.
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Financial results this week
13.02.2012
Some technology companies scheduled to release their financial results this week.
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Marketo moves to new 7,000 sq-foot European HQ in Dublin
10.02.2012
One of Silicon Valley's fastest-growing privately held companies, Marketo, has moved to a new 7,000 sq-foot building which will house its European HQ in Dublin.
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Oracle to acquire Taleo
10.02.2012
Computer hardware systems and enterprise software products developer Oracle has entered into an agreement to acquire cloud-based talent management provider Taleo for about US$1.9bn, net of Taleo's cash and debt.
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Google says no plans to open retail rival to Apple Store
09.02.2012
Clarification: Google has said no decision has been made on plans to open its first stand-alone retail store at its European headquarters in Dublin. The option of a retail presence has been included in a planning application, but rather than it being a rival to the Apple Store, it says a souvenir shop like the one it has in Mountain View, California, would be more likely.
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Govt and firms could save €240m through e-invoicing
09.02.2012
The Government and Irish businesses could save up to €240m a year by moving to electronic invoicing, it emerged this morning as the State launches its first e-invoicing pilot. This will mean fewer administrative hurdles in government agencies and firms will benefit by getting paid on time.
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Vodafone Ireland invests €2.5m in 'new way of working' strategy
09.02.2012
While the financial troubles of Southern Europe are having an impact on Vodafone's latest financials, update of data services is a key influencer on new customer additions, the company said today. In Ireland, Vodafone is investing €2.5m in a 'new way of working' strategy.
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Microsoft appoints new corporate VP of Worldwide Public Sector
09.02.2012
Laura K Ipsen is joining software giant Microsoft as corporate vice-president of its Worldwide Public Sector organisation.
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US likely to OK Google acquisition of Motorola Mobility
09.02.2012
The US Department of Justice is likely to formally approve Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility as early as next week. However, in Europe, concerns about Google's commitment to opening up the rich trove of patents to competitors may be a stumbling block.
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The Facebook Economy supports 232,000 jobs in Europe
24.01.2012 The growth of Facebook and mobile apps over recent years has supported 232,000 jobs and Facebook contributes €15.3bn of economic impact to the European Union’s gross domestic product, a new study by Deloitte reveals.
So who is Thorsten Heins, RIM's new CEO?
23.01.2012 Thorsten Heins has quite the job on his hands as new CEO of beleaguered company Research in Motion (RIM).
Intel appoints new COO in management reshuffle
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HP appoints new chief strategy officer
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Can firms get a good return on investment from flexible working?
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Yahoo! co-founder Jerry Yang leaves company
18.01.2012 A boardroom upheaval, spurred on by negotiations over the sale of Yahoo!’s stakes in Asian portals, is understood to be a contributing reason as to why Yahoo! co-founder Jerry Yang has departed the company.
Kodak files for bankruptcy
19.01.2012 Kodak has confirmed it has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. It will continue to operate as normal during this filing, aiming to restructure the company.
