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Mobile botnets are costing advertisers $ 1 billion in ad fraud, study shows
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Mobile botnets are costing advertisers $ 1 billion in ad fraud, study shows …
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Blue Coat Systems is being sold by one private equity firm to another for $ 2.4 billion as it is prepped to go public again after it was taken off the stock market in 2012.
The company, with a broad security portfolio including hardware, software and services, is being sold by Thoma Bravo LLC to funds advised by Bain Capital.
Blue Coat CEO Greg Clark
The purpose of the sale is to further grow Blue Coat’s line of products and services, “and help us prepare to return to the public markets,” said CEO Greg Clark. Blue Coat claims to have 400 of the Fortune 500 as its customers.
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Speculating as to the he value of Amazon Web Services has been a parlor game for some time now, with the company expected to provide its answer next month. In the meantime, here’s what they’re saying at RW Baird, via a report on The Street:
Baird analysts upped its price target after assigning a stand-alone value of between $ 40 billion to $ 50 billion, or $ 95 per share, to Amazon Web Services, its cloud business segment.
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