| Zynga partners with Tencent to debut first mainland China game Mon,25 Jul 2011 08:17 PM PDT Reuters - NEW YORK (Reuters) - Social games maker Zynga is partnering with Tencent Holdings Ltd, the Chinese Internet company, to launch its first game in mainland China as it tries to find new users by tapping into the $5.8 billion Chinese games market. Full Story |
 LOS ANGELES/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's top search engine Baidu Inc forecast revenue well ahead of Wall Street's expectations as large advertisers increased spending, sending its shares up around 7 percent. | |
 LONDON (Reuters) - News Corp's major shareholder Prince Alwaleed bin Tala has rebuffed calls to change the company's dual-class structure or leadership, the Financial Times reported in its Tuesday edition. | |
 SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Professional social network LinkedIn took the wraps off a tool that allows jobseekers to apply for open positions by sending their LinkedIn profiles directly to prospective employers. | |
 NEW YORK (Reuters) - AOL Inc's top advertising executive will leave the company as part of a revamping designed to turn around its advertising sales, AOL's chief executive told employees on Monday. | |
| Airbnb secures $112 million in second round of financing Mon,25 Jul 2011 10:26 AM PDT Reuters - LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Airbnb, a website that lets travelers rent rooms in private homes around the globe, has secured $112 million in a second round of financing from Andreessen Horowitz, DST Global and General Catalyst. Full Story | |
 SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co plans to raise investment in memory chips this year and will not cut its overall investment for the second half despite economic uncertainty hitting component demand, its chief executive said on Monday. | |
 TOKYO (Reuters) - Canon Inc posted better-than-expected quarterly profits and raised its annual forecast after it staged a rapid recovery from supply chain woes sparked by the March 11 earthquake. | |
 KUNMING, China (Reuters) - Chinese officials in Kunming have ordered two fake Apple shops to close, not because of piracy or copyright concerns, but because the stores in the southwestern city did not have an official business permit. | |
 HONG KONG (Reuters) - In a crowded multi-storeyed marketplace in downtown Shenzhen, a store owner haggles with a cigarette-smoking customer over the price for a bulk sale. | |
 HONG KONG (Reuters) - Apple is set to exponentially grow its China business as the country's No.1 and No.3 telecom operators jostle to stitch up deals to sell iPhones in the world's largest mobile phone market, home to more than 900 million subscribers. | |
| Who is paying News Corp's legal bills? Sun,24 Jul 2011 07:46 PM PDT Reuters - NEW YORK (Reuters) - With executives from News Corp and some of its subsidiaries heading for the exits, legal bills from the phone-hacking scandal rocking the company are no doubt stacking up. Full Story | |
| Quick guide to the News Corp hacking scandal Sun,24 Jul 2011 07:46 PM PDT Reuters - LONDON (Reuters) - A phone-hacking scandal has rocked Rupert Murdoch's business empire, British politicians and police, and forced News Corp to abandon a bid to buy the whole of broadcaster BSkyB. Full Story | |
| Cameron faces fresh fire over News Corp meetings Sun,24 Jul 2011 07:46 PM PDT Reuters - LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron came under renewed pressure to detail his relations with scandal-hit News Corp on Thursday and the spotlight fell on other newspaper groups when an official said police were reviewing their reporting methods. Full Story | |
| Dow Jones panel says found no U.S. wrongdoing Sun,24 Jul 2011 07:46 PM PDT Reuters - NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Dow Jones Special Committee, responding to a letter from two U.S. senators, said it had found at News Corp's Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires no sign of journalistic wrongdoing like the phone-hacking scandal at its British newspapers. Full Story |
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