Matt Murphy News
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The Illinois legislative effort to repair the nation’s worst-funded pension system moved closer to a showdown as the Senate passed a restructuring measure endorsed by public-employee unions.
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Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers will invest in two mobile startups in the next week that turn users of their applications and services into contributors, said Matt Murphy, a partner at the venture firm.
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Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers will more than double its investments in mobile applications for corporate users, as well as technology used to remotely manage software and hardware, investment partner Matt Murphy said.
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Petroleos Mexicanos, the state-owned oil company, has accused BASF Corp. , Murphy Energy Corp. and three other U.S. companies of knowingly buying stolen natural gas condensate from Mexican bandits, according to a lawsuit filed in Houston federal court.
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Verizon Communications Inc. President Lowell McAdam works a few miles from the New York auditorium where he announced yesterday’s deal to offer Apple Inc. ’s iPhone. It took him four years to get there.
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Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, the venture firm that backed Zynga Inc. and Groupon Inc., is considering starting a new fund focused on startups selling cloud services to corporations.
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Apple Inc. unveiled a new version of the iPhone that boasts a bigger screen, faster chip and access to speedier wireless networks, an overhaul aimed at gaining share in the $219.1 billion smartphone market.
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Battered by voters angry over tax increases, Illinois lawmakers have an opportunity to reduce levies on Chicago’s iconic financial markets and save thousands of jobs. They just can’t agree on how to keep everyone happy.
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Apple Inc.’s debut of its redesigned iPhone will test anew its high-stakes strategy of once-a-year upgrades for a product that accounts for about 70 percent of the company’s profits.
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Apple Inc. unveiled a taller, lighter and speedier iPhone that’s poised to become the fastest selling technology gadget in history -- even as competition accelerates in the $219.1 billion smartphone market.
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