• April 21, 2014

A List of Acquisitions by Tech Giants for the Last 15 Years

With a number of tech giants from the last generation stagnating and dying away in recent times, it’s no wonder that companies today are acquiring smaller companies so as to relevant and more importantly, stay ahead, business-wise.   It’s been almost 15 years since companies that are considered juggernauts namely Apple, Yahoo, Google, Facebook and…

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Facebook is market leader in social logins, Google+ placed a distant second

Social logins are an easy way to login into any website without having to setup a separate username and password.   Facebook, according to social login service Gigya, is the market leader by virtue of powering almost 51 percent of all North American social logins.   However, even though Google+ is second on this list…

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The Basics of Retargeting

This article was written by Ted Dhanik Retargeting is an exciting new method for capturing new conversions from an audience that has already viewed your ad. Advertisers know that the most powerful tool they have for branding and conversions is repetition. If the viewer sees the ad multiple times, he is more likely to come…

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Simple Way to Manage Your Lottery Tickets

Members of the social lottery website can now manage past and current lottery tickets via an online account manager. There are many reasons lottery players love Lotto Gopher. Instead of driving to the store and waiting in line, consumers can now order Powerball online as well as other California lottery tickets. For this reason alone,…

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Tech giants’ cash brought onshore could amount to $89 billion, reveals a report

According to a new report by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, if cash from offshore tax havens belonging to a number of tech giants in the United States was brought onshore and taxed at 35%, it would mean a $89 billion windfall for the US Treasury. While this statistic might not mean much to some,…

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