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"Arc90, Fame House and Tunezy are leaders in each of their fields and bring extraordinary talent to SFX," Robert F.X. Sillerman, Chairman and CEO of SFX Entertainment, said in a statement. "These deals are consistent with our commitment to bring [electronic music culture] fans around the world more of what they love, 365-days-a-year, and to be world-class in all our areas of focus."

According to a report by TechCrunch, PROS has acquired Cameleon for an all-cash deal of $33 million. The deal has been approved by Cameleon's shareholders and awaits a final verdict from regulators.

Once upon a time, developing software was as easy and efficient as a day at the DMV. In the early 1960s, it took an entire room full of men at IBM with the same crew-cut hair, white shirts, thin black ties, and thick dark rimmed glassed an entire day to input two dozen lines of archaic code into a form reader.

The first, Arc90, is the maker of the Readability app, one of the many read-it-later services available for computers and mobile devices. The second, Fame House, is a marketing agency that specializes in digital technology. The third, Tunezy, is a music commerce platform that seeks to personalize the way in which people interact with their favorite songs and artists.

According to a report by TechCrunch, Apple completed 15 acquisitions, of which eight are currently known to the public. This is not a surprising move for the company, which is highly interested in acquiring smaller companies who have been developing specific skills or technologies that Apple can turn around and implement in future product lines.

For social media startups and other small companies, it is hard to deny the allure of selling to larger businesses. After all, making a living as a scrappy digital business can be difficult. But pooling resources with some of the most successful and profitable entities on the web can be a ticket to financial success.

Given that the smartphone world is dominated by Apple and Samsung, many consumers forget that there are other players struggling for third place. One such contender is Nokia, maker of the critically-acclaimed but commercially tepid Windows Phone, known as the Lumia.

What would the cable industry look like if the largest and second-largest companies in the U.S. attempted a merger? We may be about to find out. According to reports by USA Today, representatives from Time Warner Cable reached out to Comcast to discuss such a proposal after some shareholders from both parties noted that regulatory changes might allow it to go through.

This is the fifth major technology acquisition that Intrix has made this year. The company's goal is to grow its own offerings, and Merchant can help thanks to its specialization in serving small- and medium-sized businesses.

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc., which specializes in facial injectables and other skin care products, recently announced that it would be acquiring Solta Medical Inc., according to a recent article on Manufacturing.net. The

The wireless assets of Mindspeed Technologies offer base-station hardware that will help Intel transmit data over wireless networks to mobile devices. The idea is that this will help networks deal with the additional workloads that have been building.

The market for consumer hard drive disks (HDDs) has begun to change, thanks to the recent proliferation of cloud computing software and solid state memory. Now that consumers have new options for storing their data, there is less of a need for larger, less reliable hard drives.

Did Apple secretly buy two firms when nobody was watching? It seems increasingly likely, according to a recent report by Red Orbit. The first company, BroadMap, specializes in broadband mapping and Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. The news source reported that Apple sought this company to help improve its Maps app on iOS and desktop computers.

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The first is that technology acquisitions are highly important decisions that have the ability to redefine a company's future. As such, businesses need to take their time and really scrutinize a deal before moving forward.

Red Arrow is a software architect that develops programs for business needs. Clinical Path Consulting works with healthcare providers that need help using their technology in more efficient ways while also meeting regulatory requirements. ChemWare is a laboratory information management system that helps labs improve the effectiveness of their automated environments.

The second-largest deal in the semiconductor industry has just occurred, according to an article on Bloomberg Businessweek. Avago Technologies Ltd., a Singapore-based chip manufacturer, will buy LSI Corp. for $6.6 billion. The resulting company will earn a reported $5 billion in annual revenue.

Square allows both individuals and businesses to accept payments on their iOS and Android devices. The technology has become popular among some small retailers, who prefer hooking up an iPad as a cash register rather an investing in the real thing.

"We feel the (Signature Tech) acquisition of our (customer support services) business is one that makes the most long-term sense for our valued customers," Jeff Wakely, GlassHouse's chief financial officer and treasurer, said in a statement. "(Signature Tech's) experience and long-term focus on data center post warranty support services matches perfectly with the needs of the (GlassHouse's customer support services) customer group."

The Wall Street Journal reports that Constelex, though only four years old, has amassed a respectable reputation in its industry and has used that to secure contracts from the European Space Agency for satellite work.