Even bubble-era investments show improvement. Nevertheless, industry-watchers forecast interesting times ahead, at least for buyout investors.
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Forget Web 2.0 as VCs venture off the beaten path.
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Still, 2006 finished with the highest overall fundraising levels for private equity ever.
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Search giant guides investors lower despite reporting soaring sales, profits.
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MP3s confiscated from conference booth after German court rules on patent suit.
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Investors back a potentially thinner, safer battery a week after Dell’s hairy recall.
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Second report confirms venture investments in second quarter reached four-year high.
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The chip giant’s financial results show the battle with AMD is taking its toll.
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Search company’s shares drop 22 percent after Yahoo delays technology update.
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Analysts say the price-cutting battle between Intel and AMD has led to lower revenue.
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Video-on-demand service receives third round of funding from Cisco, AT&T, and Blueprint.
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The author and former tech exec gives pointers on building your sales from zero to $1 billion.
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After posting boffo earnings, Hewlett-Packard says it will shut most data centers.
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Notebook and enterprise market strength may counter weak performances.
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France plans six tech projects, including one aimed at Google; observers raise doubts.
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2006 could be the last big year for a while, as the market absorbs the dollar downpour.
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The PC maker’s guidance raises concern about its revenue growth.
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CEO Mark Hurd’s cost-watching measures may be why HP’s profits beat expectations.
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The search giant’s stock drops on reports of slowing growth in its ad network.
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High sales of pharma company’s insomnia drug send shares up more than 14 percent.
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