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EarthLink Buys New Edge Software
Moving to broaden its business, Internet service provider EarthLink Inc. on Tuesday said it would acquire New Edge Network Inc., a provider of high-speed Internet access to companies, for $144 million in cash and stock. The acquisition will double EarthLink's business-related revenue. According to Philipp Muelbert of consulting firm Adventis Corp., "This is a natural extension for them. It diversifies their revenues and lets them jump start their [small and midsized business] activities."Twitter Spurns Facebook's $500M Buyout Offer
The social network Facebook reportedly offered microblogging service Twitter $500 million of its own inflated stock, based on the same valuation metric as its deal with Microsoft, in a buyout offer Twitter has summarily rejected. The deal would have united two cornerstones of Web 2.0.Justice Augustus C. AgateZi Zi's Restaurant Corp. v. Accel Motors, Inc. (24112/10)—Case DisposedBridgelal v. Ramball (5282/10)—Motion G
Cisco Pays $135M for Firewall Security Provider Reactivity
Cisco Systems Inc. agreed to buy Reactivity Inc., a maker of software used to safeguard corporate computer networks. The deal builds on recent acquisitions by Cisco to expand its products that help companies protect their online and mobile systems from external and internal threats.F5 Buys Into Storage Virtualization
F5 Networks announced plans to acquire Acopia Networks, a storage virtualization startup whose technology makes stored data more accessible by separating it from a dedicated storage device. The growth of virtualization reflects the needs of enterprises to consolidate computer equipment and data.Amazon.com to buy owner of diapers.com for $500 million
Amazon.com Inc. agreed to buy Quidsi Inc., the owner of Diapers.com and Soap.com, for $500 million in cash, expanding in baby-care products and gaining merchandise management expertise. Amazon will also assume about $45 million of closely held Quidsi's debt and similar obligations, according to a statement from the companies Monday.Groupon's $540 million loss may leave investors leery of IPO
Groupon Inc.'s $540.2 million in operating losses since 2008 may leave some investors leery of buying shares in a company with a business model so easy to copy that it has spawned 482 imitators.Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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