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Twitter IPO may revive investor interest in consumer apps and dotcoms

From accommodation service Airbnb and storage site Dropbox, to limo-providers Uber, a clutch of hot Silicon Valley names that have steered clear of the markets may now gravitate back if Twitter helps revive investor interest in consumer apps and dotcoms.<br /><br />

Great Indian retail battle: Online is where the money is

Online retailers cannot indefinitely run on losses and at some point in time pricing will stop becoming predatory. However, until then it will drive many out of business as the cost of brick-and-mortar business makes doing business unviable.

Why it's simpler to bootstrap in India than Silicon Valley

Indian, Chinese and Taiwanese immigrants are packing up their great American dream and going back home to build new companies.

No control over NSA surveillance in country, claims New Zealand PM

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key on Wednesday said his government and intelligence agencies had no control over what data the US National Security Agency (NSA) collected from its citizens.

Snowden's evidence suggests New Zealand was planning mass domestic surveillance: US journo

New Zealand was preparing to conduct mass domestic surveillance last year, a US investigative journalist said on Monday, five days before the country goes to the polls, provoking immediate denials from Prime Minister John Key.

Twitter IPO may revive investor interest in consumer apps and dotcoms

From accommodation service Airbnb and storage site Dropbox, to limo-providers Uber, a clutch of hot Silicon Valley names that have steered clear of the markets may now gravitate back if Twitter helps revive investor interest in consumer apps and dotcoms.<br />

Why it's simpler to bootstrap in India than Silicon Valley

Indian, Chinese and Taiwanese immigrants are packing up their great American dream and going back home to build new companies.

Megaupload founder tells New Zealand court he is innocent

Kim Dotcom, a German national, also known as Kim Schmitz, argued for bail saying through his lawyer that he posed no threat of absconding or restarting his businesses.

Megaupload founder tells New Zealand court he is innocent

Kim Dotcom, a German national, also known as Kim Schmitz, argued for bail saying through his lawyer that he posed no threat of absconding or restarting his businesses.