HP, unable to catch a break, is dropped from Dow Jones Industrial Average
Hewlett-Packard, Bank of America and Alcoa are out. Visa, Nike and Goldman Sachs are in, says the DJIA.
Hewlett-Packard, Bank of America and Alcoa are out. Visa, Nike and Goldman Sachs are in, says the DJIA.
New investment from Goldman Sachs doubles funding for SugarCRM; Maybe someone should tell investors that open-source software is free.
As a boom of solar panels continues to be installed on buildings throughout the U.S., companies, groups and even every day people can make money off of funding this clean energy transition.
With Q1 PC sales breaking records — and not in a good way — Microsoft is taking heat with two analysts downgrading its shares.
Marketing automation SaaS vendors remain hot properties. Oracle bought Eloqua for $871 million, Hubspot nabbed a $35 million mezzanine round, and now Infusionsoft has $54M in fresh cash from Goldman Sachs and others to attack the small business audience.
Solar thermal company BrightSource is actually looking to raise $130 million, which is another $50 million over the amount it announced last month. The company makes solar thermal power plants which use mirrors and a boiler to produce electricity.
The SDN startup’s Series B round comes courtesy of new investors Redpoint Ventures and Goldman Sachs. The money will be used to staff up an already tech-heavy engineering staff as the company readies its SDN controllers and applications for the market.
The cloud-based customer service suite now has a simplified and more unified UI, and has also pulled in major funding from big names such as Index and Goldman Sachs.
Investors continue throwing money at infrastructure companies, especially if they have a product that helps accomodate and mitigate the complexities of virtualization and scaled out computing infrastructures. Nutanix aims to solve problems in both areas, and investors are rewarding it with $33 million.