Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer said tablet computers are high on his priority list as Apple Inc. takes the lead in a market his company has tried to foster for more than a decade.

Google Inc. said some of its services, including Web search and advertising, are being fully blocked in China.

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Citrix Systems Inc., which makes software used to control computers remotely, rallied to the highest level since 2000 after more demand for its XenDesktop virtualization program prompted at least five analysts to raise their ratings.

Symantec Corp., the world’s largest maker of computer security software, fell the most in a year after issuing sales and profit forecasts that missed analysts’ estimates, evidence that customers delayed closing deals.

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SK Telecom Co., South Korea’s largest mobile-phone operator, reported second-quarter profit climbed 17 percent as demand for computer-like smartphones drove up wireless Internet bills.

Panasonic Corp. will offer to buy the shares of Sanyo Electric Co. and Panasonic Electric Works Co. it doesn’t own, three people familiar with the matter said, .

Symantec Corp., the world’s largest maker of computer security software, forecast second-quarter sales and profit that missed analysts’ estimates as customers delayed closing deals and weakness in the euro eroded revenue.

Corning Inc., the world’s biggest maker of glass for flat-panel televisions, reported second- quarter profit and sales that topped analysts’ estimates as customers resumed buying TVs.

Tiger Global Management LLC, a hedge fund founded by Chase Coleman, paid $20 million for a stake in LinkedIn Corp., valuing the professional-networking website at more than $2 billion, said two people familiar with the matter.

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Canon Inc. rose the most in five months in Tokyo trading after reporting profit that beat analyst estimates.

Tiger Global Management LLC, a hedge fund founded by Chase Coleman, paid $20 million for a stake in LinkedIn Corp., valuing the professional-networking website at more than $2 billion, said two people familiar with the matter.

Yahoo! Japan Corp., operator of the nation’s most-visited web portal, will use Google Inc.’s Internet search and advertising technology to replace its existing system as early as this year.

Lexmark International Inc., the maker of laser and inkjet printers, rose the most in more than five months after posting revenue and profit that beat analysts’ estimates on improving equipment and services sales.

Hynix Semiconductor Inc. creditors today sold 24.4 million shares, or a 4.14 percent stake in the chipmaker, without a discount to yesterday’s closing price of 23,950 won, main lender Korea Exchange Bank said in an e-mail.