Mike Miller's salary pushed the Miami Heat's financial status towards luxury tax level, granting the team the power of amnesty.
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ole signs co-venture deal with Timabaland
ole announced that they have entered a co-venture deal with Timbaland's Blue Stone Music Publishing.
New investors take over Dutch subsidiary CEBTP
A group of investors led by Siparex is buying Groupe CEBTP but finalization of the deal would have to wait until third quarter of 2013.
CORRECTED: Wine app Vivino secures US $10.3 billion funding
Mobile app Vivino gets US $10.3 billion funding as it gears up to develop and expand its brand in Europe and North and South America.
BNP Paribas invests in REDI
BNP Paribas announced their investment as one of the founding shareholders in REDI Holdings LLC. BNP Paribas announced their investment as founding shareholders in the REDI Holdings LLC (REDI).
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Methes Energies Canada Inc., a subsidiary of Methes Energies International Ltd. secured a CDN$1.6 million financing loan.
The Miami Heat released Mike Miller by invoking the amnesty clause. Following the famous release of Metta World Peace, Mike Miller is the latest NBA player on the receiving end of the amnesty clause.
Avantor Performance Materials announced the expansion of their distribution agreement with VWR International, LLC.
Michael Dell together with Silver Lake Management LLC considered US$24.4 billion buyout offer for Dell Inc to be their utmost and final bid.
Michigan Angel Fund invested in BioPhotonics, a company that automated the procedure of shaping and squeezing ultrashort laser pulses.
The Rolling Stones announced that their next cover will feature Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Gowalla's CEO Josh Williams and Instagram's lead designer Tim Van Damme announced their exit from Facebook.
Former Facebook worker Katherine Losse said that Facebook workers have access to users' passwords.
