(MoneyWatch) Microsoft (MSFT) has agreed to acquire enterprise social networking company Yammer for $1.2 billion, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. The move extends Microsoft's ...

Microsoft has confirmed that it’s finally killing off Yammer, the enterprise social network it procured more than a decade ago for $1.2 billion. Yammer was initially created out of San Francisco ...

Microsoft is retiring the Yammer brand and moving its apps and features to Microsoft Viva Engage, which is part of its employee-experience platform for a hybrid work world. It's also rolling out ...

Ever since Microsoft bought enterprise social-networking vendor Yammer two years ago for $1.2 billion, the Redmondians have allowed Yammer to continue to operate fairly independently. But ...

Today Microsoft announced that its acquisition of Yammer has finished its final closing conditions. The deal is now complete. The $1.2 billion purchase was widely seen as a defensive move to ...

Microsoft Monday confirmed that it would acquire enterprise social network company Yammer for $1.2 billion in cash. Yammer will be absorbed into the Microsoft Office Division, headed by Kurt ...

Yammer plans to roll out an integration with the SkyDrive Pro cloud storage product and the Office Web Apps Web-hosted productivity application suite this summer. The initiative is part of Yammer ...

Though many observers may have forgotten about Yammer, the business-oriented social network Microsoft acquired in 2012 for $1.2 billion, the company hasn’t. Microsoft today unveiled what it ...

Enterprise social networking company Yammer has raised $17 million in new financing led by the Social+Capital Partnership, a new fund founded by former Facebook vice president Chamath Palihapitiya.

Amidst speculation of a pending deal, Microsoft has reportedly bought Yammer, a business-focused social network, for $1.2 billion. This deal would provide Microsoft extensive social-networking ...