Acquisitions | Page 9

The sports company has purchased MyFitnessPal and Endomondo for $560 million.

The maker of the world's first flavored lip balm is closing its doors for good, but sweet, sweet Lip Smackers will live on.

The rapper-turned-businessman is adding to his empire, which already spans clothing and sports bars.

Venture capitalist and About.me CEO Tony Conrad shares his thoughts on making tough choices.

Consolidation in the online booking industry continues.

The idea is to make it easier for users to get audio messages when they are in situations that make listening to a recording inconvenient.

While the country's high tech industry is a major growth engine and investment magnet, increasingly startups acquired by foreign buyers are then either shut down or turned into R&D centers.

The South Korean tech company could be offering $7.5 billion.

As online video grows, marketers are embracing branded content and other less-explicit forms of advertising in fascinating ways.

Starboard Value said that if Yahoo pursues its rumored purchase of Scripps Networks, it would indicate that a 'significant leadership change' is required at the tech giant.

The move is designed to further diversify the handbag maker's sales.

Could the photo-sharing tool be Zuckerberg's greatest 'steal'?

The pet supply retailer agreed to be purchased by a private equity consortium following calls by activist investors for a sale.

A ton of integration issues are at stake, including your potential role at the new company. Here's how to proceed.

The company said it would buy Microsoft's stake in Nook Media for $62.4 million in cash and about 2.7 million in shares.

This could be the acquisition Twitter's CFO accidentally tweeted about on Monday.

How meta.

The decision will be on whether to approve the takeover by the U.S.-based fast-food company of Canada's iconic coffee-and-donut brand.

Less than a year and a half ago, the ecommerce company raised $150 million at a $1 billion valuation. Today, the company is reportedly on the block for $15 million.

The toymaker is apparently willing to pay a mix of cash and stock, though an exact price has not been determined yet.

BrightRoll is a good company, but Yahoo could buy its competition for less money.