Microsoft Corp. could have bought Activision Blizzard Inc. for many reasons. The company publishes a variety of popular video games, including Candy Crush Saga and Call of Duty.
Microsoft Pays $69 Billion for the Metaverse
St Brides Partners Weekly Brief, Saturday 30th October 2021
COP26 is due to begin at the end of next week in Glasgow where world leaders will meet and decide upon policies that will affect our planet.
Al Sisto, CEO Tern PLC (TERN.L) Podcast
Contract Win for Device Authority
Atlantic Capital Markets – Week Ahead 20th – 24th July
Our pick of the top macro data points and companies reporting this week. Those in bold are discussed in more depth below.
FoundersGrid 4th June 2018
This blog covers Uber, report on the state of the global tech industry, Microsoft is reportedly acquiring GitHub, Amazon’s model for industry expansion (and dominance), Apple’s HomeKit platform and a lot more.
FoundersGrid 29th April 2018
Gmail’s biggest redesign yet is now live After months of anticipation, the world’s most widely used email app has now received most significant facelift yet. Along with an entirely
Chart: The Most Valuable Companies of All-Time
MODERN JUGGERNAUTS LIKE APPLE DON’T EVEN COME CLOSE The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Before speculative bubbles could form around Dotcom companies (late-1990s) or
Hackers Target 400,000 Computers with Mining Malware
Images courtesy of Shutterstock. More than 400,000 personal computers have been attacked in a large-scale attempt to distribute cryptocurrency mining malware. The hackers used sophisticated trojans to infect PCs
WANdisco Plc (AIM:WAND) New sales partnership with Bytes Technology Group UK
WANdisco (AIM:WAND), the Live Data company, announces today it has secured a sales agreement with Bytes Technology Group UK, a leading provider of software licensing & cloud services and a
Chart: The Most Valuable Companies of All-Time
MODERN JUGGERNAUTS LIKE APPLE DON’T EVEN COME CLOSE The Chart of the Week is a weekly Visual Capitalist feature on Fridays. Before speculative bubbles could form around Dotcom companies (late-1990s) or housing
Chart: Here’s How 5 Tech Giants Make Their Billions
Last year, Visual Capitalist published a chart showing that tech companies have displaced traditional blue chip companies like Exxon Mobil and Walmart as the most valuable companies in the world.
