When Sun Microsystems Inc. agreed in January 2008 to pay nearly $1 billion for the open source database company, MySQL, the only winners in that boondoggle were the vulture capitalists, founders and other investors who got a hefty cash payday for their shares.

High court is scheduled Monday to hear arguments in a patent case that could have far-reaching effects.

Silicon Valley venture-capital firm Greylock Partners says it has closed a $575 million fund, despite the lingering recession and general downturn in venture investing.

While not “The Da Vinci Code, the obscure footnotes of a company’s financial statements hold information that David Trainer swears will tell you if a stock is worth buying or selling.

Early tech rally fizzles as sectoris weighed down by losses in shares of Electronic Arts and Advanced Micro Devices.

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