Bank Execs Plan to Revise Long-Term Strategies Post Dodd-Frank, Survey Shows

Two-thirds anticipate an increased focus on growth.

Nokia Siemens Networks, Nokia Complete LTE Call

The data call using Nokia Siemens’ 800 MHz frequency band equipment is step toward Digital Dividend radio spectrum service.

Fujitsu, Toshiba Consider Merger

Combining the companies’ cell phone operations would create Japan’s second largest handset maker.

Symantec to Buy VeriSign’s Security Business

Symantec Corp agreed to buy VeriSign Inc’s widely used technology for securing payments over the Internet in a deal worth $1.28 billion, the companies said Wednesday.

Symantec to Buy VeriSign’s Security Business

Symantec Corp agreed to buy VeriSign Inc’s widely used technology for securing payments over the Internet in a deal worth $1.28 billion, the companies said Wednesday.

Facebook, Zynga Ink Five Year Deal

The agreement extends the Facebook Credits payment system to Zynga games like Mafia Wars and Farmville.

Google Ventures Portfolio Is the Picture of Diversity

Google’s Ventures arm refreshed its Website and put its 10 portfolio companies on display May 3. While some were Web services providers the likes of which we’ve become used to seeing Google acquire, a life sciences vendor and a car company are also among the chosen

Microsoft Introduces Communications Server ‘14′

Microsoft announced Communications Server 14, the code name for the next version of its unified communications software, during VoiceCon Orlando 2010. The platform will provide full enterprise telephony, along with the ability to embed communications in applications and use tools such as instant messaging, in what Microsoft is touting as a complete enterprise-communications solution.

11 Tech Companies ‘Willfully’ Violating H-1B Laws

There are currently 21 companies that have been debarred by the U.S. Department of Labors Wage and Hour Division as being willful violators of laws that regulate the use of H-1B visas for foreign workers

FTC Should Put Up or Shut Up on Google Buzz

Outgoing Federal Trade Commissioner Pamela Jones Harbour blasted Google Buzz during the agency’s privacy workshop March 17. The FTC should stop imploring and start pushing policies and privacy controls into legislation