Investments fall 5% year-over-year to $1.5B in third quarter; IT stumbles, energy booms, report says.
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A 30 percent jump in investments is offset by a sharp drop in Great Britain, the Continent's biggest venture market. The biggest investments? Cleantech.
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The second wave of Xbox 360 price cuts in Europe solidifies the Arcade model’s status as the cheapest console of the generation.
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The most exciting tech deals fell through. IPOs dryed up. Everybody in the technology world just hunkered down this summer. Let's hope the boredom will end soon.
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167 deals—the lowest total in 9 years—close in the second quarter; UK and France plunge while Germany gains.
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U.K. investors lead a new rush to Internet media startups.
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Mobile applications, social networks, content management, and online advertising stand out on this year's European list.
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Countries demand iPod maker open up iTunes music service to other devices.
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Japanese giant will produce cheaper version of PlayStation 3 in Europe, but users won’t be able to play some PS2 games.
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Country surpasses Europe as second-largest cleantech venture-capital-raising region, after U.S.
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Latest Sony PlayStation in Europe won’t play as many PS2 games as models in Japan and U.S.
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European venture firm expands life sciences practice.
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Investors are smitten with European technology.
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Picky investors find sweet spots in energy and silicon.
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Company will debut deluxe PlayStation 3 game console in Europe on March 23.
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LPs increasingly willing to drop firms.
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Asset4's monitoring of non-financial factors catches on with investors.
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Nintendo dominates U.S. game hardware sales and launches Wii in Europe.
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European venture capital firms slow fundraising pace.
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Red Herring's Finance news briefs for the week of November 20, 2006
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