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Deutsche Telekom AG, Germany’s biggest phone company, is set to kick off the sale of its Scout24 Holding GmbH digital classifieds business, said three people familiar with the process.
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Axel Springer AG, Europe’s biggest newspaper publisher, said first-quarter profit before some items fell 3 percent as the company invested more in digital products and print revenue continued to decline.
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Dailymotion SA, a YouTube competitor, has come to symbolize all the contradictions in France Inc.
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For years, France sat on the sidelines while foreigners snapped up its most prized startups. So when Yahoo started circling Dailymotion, a smaller, French-born version of YouTube, the government put its foot down.
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There's a United Nations feel to Silicon Valley's Plug and Play Tech Center. Amid people speaking French and Russian, a group from Hong Kong recently toured the startup accelerator, where more than a dozen foreign flags hung prominently in the lobby.
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Axel Springer AG, Europe’s largest newspaper publisher, forecast lower profit this year because of spending to accelerate its shift to digital publications amid a declining print business.
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Axel Springer AG , Europe’s largest newspaper publisher, said first-quarter profit before some items rose 6.5 percent as international and online-business revenue made up for a weaker German advertising market.
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Cisco Systems Inc., the world’s largest maker of networking equipment, must pay patent-licenser XpertUniverse Inc. $70 million in civil fraud damages in connection with a failed partnership, a federal jury decided.
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Axel Springer AG , the publisher of Germany’s most popular newspaper, will restrict itself to “unspectacular” medium-sized acquisitions to expand without piling up debt, Chief Executive Officer Mathias Doepfner said.
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Axel Springer AG , Europe’s largest newspaper publisher, lost a German appeals case seeking to overturn a regulator’s veto of its 2005 planned purchase of broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1 Media AG.
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