Tuesday, June 14, 2016

TechFlash: Winners in Microsoft-LinkedIn deal; Fastest-growing tech companies

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Here are the biggest winners in the $26.2 billion Microsoft-LinkedIn deal

It's the Redmond company's largest-ever acquisition. LinkedIn shareholders will receive $196 per share, which equals billions of dollars for the company's top shareholders.

6 things you didn't know about Microsoft's megadeal to buy LinkedIn

Microsoft is paying through the nose to buy LinkedIn, but that's not all.

Seattle digital health company League scores $25M Series A round

Seattle's digital health wellness platform League has landed a $25 million funding round, The company hopes the funds will help it further break into the $100 billion North American health insurance industry.

Could Microsoft/LinkedIn deal scramble tech real estate plans?

Both companies are major employers in Mountain View and Sunnyvale, and each has huge real estate expansion plans in the works.

FAA fines Amazon $350,000 for shipping unmarked corrosive chemicals

The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed a $350,000 for Amazon and said the retail giant has "a history of violating" regulations.

These publicly traded tech companies are the fastest-growing in Washington

Collectively, these 12 tech companies saw revenue increase more than 30 percent since 2013.

Worker approved: PSBJ reveals Washington's Best Workplaces with 50-99 employees

Puget Sound Business Journal's 2016 Washington's Best Workplaces with between 50 and 99 full-time employees all earned top scores from their employees.

Why Taser is hiring in Seattle

The Seattle division of Taser is looking to hire about 35 software engineers as it further develops its police-work computing platform and body cameras.

Seattle biotech Alpine Immune Sciences lands $48M in Series A funding

Seattle's Alpine Immune Sciences has pulled in $48 million in a Series A round, with the money to go toward the company's cancer and autoimmune disease therapies.

Seattle biotech Acucela delays move to Japan, ends clinical trial

The news comes as Acucela's development and manufacturing partner severed a 15-year agreement and halted clinical trials for its main drug therapy candidate

Former dot com exec, venture capitalist: Why we won't have a repeat of the dot com bust

Madrona Venture Group's Len Jordan tells us what helped companies fare through the dot com bust and what modern companies can learn from the collapse.

National Tech News

Zenefits to restructure, lay off 9 percent of workforce, shrink major office

SpaceX launch coming up, ULA sets next date

Local web design firm with Donald Trump presidential campaign contract offers 100 jobs as election nears

Is digital health 'the digital snake oil of the 21st century'?

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