In Russia, DST’s Mail.ru And Yandex Ramp Up Mobile Presence
Following on from its acquisition of mobile software developer SPB at the end of November, Yandex is making one more move to increase its ub…
Following on from its acquisition of mobile software developer SPB at the end of November, Yandex is making one more move to increase its ub…
Not a new development, but further confirmation that there may be one on the horizon. China’s Alibaba, Russian investor Digital Sky Technolo…
Shares in Russian Internet group Mail.ru have fallen to their lowest point since the company went public last year. But since the company has been indirectly fueling Silicon Valley’s latest investment boom, a serious slump could have repercussions far beyond Moscow.
Since Russia’s Yuri Milner burst onto the scene with heavy investments in Facebook, Groupon and Zynga, many rivals have wondered whether he can see something they can’t. So what did he have to say for himself during a rare public appearance?
Much-vaunted European music service Spotify has been craving a move to the United States for a long time — but has been stuck in tough negotiations with American labels. But its plans could receive a huge boost if rumors of a $100m investment prove accurate.
Mail.ru, the Russian holding company formerly known as Digital Sky Technologies, has filed for an initial stock offering on the London stock exchange, one that could give the company a market value as high as $6 billion. The company has investments in both Facebook and Zynga.
At long last, this is where Mail.ru Group – the new name for russian digital investor Digital Sky Technologies’ domestic assets – confirms i…
Russian investment fund Digital Sky Technologies is expected to go public sometime next year, according to reports. The company owns stakes in several of the hottest Internet companies around, including Facebook, social-game maker Zynga and group-buying site Groupon, as well as several leading Russian Internet companies.
Will Facebook backer Digital Sky Technologies go public before Facebook? The Russian internet investment group, which has accumulated a five…
An arm of the U.S Treasury is looking into concerns about AOL’s pending $187.5 million sale of instant messaging service ICQ to Russian inve…