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Twitter Inc. was valued at almost $10 billion by one of its investors, up about 10 percent from a previous estimate, indicating shares are appreciating ahead of a possible initial public offering for the microblogging service.
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For all the concern over cyber warfare and the need to fend off sophisticated state-sponsored hacking attacks, here's a discomforting thought: Apparently all you need to disrupt the world's biggest economy is a stolen Twitter password.
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Twitter Inc. is close to reaching partnerships with television networks that would bring more high-quality video content and advertising to the social site, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Google Inc. will provide more personalized search results for users by tapping content from its Google+ service, including photos, news and comments that are posted on the social network.
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Twitter Inc. was valued at about $9 billion after early employees sold $80 million in shares to a fund managed by BlackRock Inc., three people with knowledge of the matter said.
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Rupert Murdoch and his son James told U.K. lawmakers that resolution of a phone-hacking scandal at News Corp.’s British unit was delayed because they relied on a clean bill of health from the law firm Harbottle & Lewis LLP.
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Google Inc., owner of the most-used Web search engine, is teaming up with Intel Corp. to get its software onto televisions in a bid to succeed where rival Apple Inc. has struggled.
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Sony Corp., trying to reverse sales declines in its TV division, will announce home-entertainment devices next month that use Intel Corp. chips and Google Inc. software, said two people familiar with the matter.
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The Canadian government won’t review the sale of Nortel Networks Corp. patents under the country’s foreign-investment law, clearing the way for a group led by Apple Inc. to complete the $4.5-billion deal, Industry Minister Christian Paradis said yesterday.
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Twitter Inc. expects to generate at least $1 billion in sales in 2014, two people with knowledge of the matter said, indicating that the blogging service will grow about twice as fast as some analysts now predict.
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