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Yahoo Could Merge With AOL Without A New CEO (YHOO) [Silicon Alley Insider]Yahoo (YHOO) chairman Roy Bostock is suddenly a man in a hurry. Not only does he believe Yahoo will name a new CEO before 2009 -- about four weeks away -- he's also telling people that a long-discussed AOL-Yahoo merger could be completed as early as next week. "Bostock has intimated that Ya... |
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Boston Biotechs Seek Scarce Funds Amid Market Famine at Annual Pitch Event [Xconomy VC/Deals]VC, Life Sciences, Biotech Ryan McBride wrote: Many biotech firms in the Boston area and elsewhere are starved for capital, and initial public offerings appear to be off the table due to the economic recession. These harsh realities are likely to flavor the Massachusetts Biotechnology... |
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NYTimes.com Shares Its Homepage, Readers With Other Sites (NYT) [Silicon Alley Insider]Another neat tech offering from the New York Times: A new edition of its site called TimesExtra, launching today, which adds related headlines from around the Web directly to its homepage. TimesExtra uses the Times' Blogrunner tool to add related links to homepage stories, as illustrated at righ... |
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Regulator rules that Kangaroo will restrict competition [The Equity Kicker]Tim Bradshaw has a good article in the FT today describing the regulators ruling that Project Kangaroo as currently envisaged will restrict competition in the provision of TV online in the UK. The issue is that ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5, the owners of the Kangaroo joint venture, control too m... |
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Smaller companies set to fare better than larger ones [The Equity Kicker]Paul Graham has a post up today arguing that in areas of rapid change small companies are better placed to succeed than larger ones. Moreover the pace of change has recently reached a level where we are starting to see a tipping point in favour of the little guy. in the late twentieth ce... |
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Fundraising Isn’t Totally Dead: Oversubscribed Huntsman Gay Fund Approaches Close [privateequityHUB]Huntsman Gay Capital Partners has hit the hard cap for its debut fund, but it isn’t stopping there, according to a source familiar with the situation. The firm, formed by industrialist Jon Huntsman and former Bain Capital investor Bob Gay, had a $1.25 billion ceiling, accordi... |
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