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Qualcomm and Samsung unveil smartphone watch technology
Qualcomm and Samsung offered to the public the Toq and Galaxy Gear as an alternative to the smartphone.
Bezos promises independence and optimism for the Post's future
In a town hall meeting, Jeff Bezos reassured the editorial staff of his recently purchased Washington Post of optimism in the digital age and continued independent journalism.
La Caixa sells majority share of property unit to TPG-source
A source told Reuters that La Caixa would be selling 51% of its stake in Servihabitat, a real estate firm, to TPG.
Africa's richest man to fund Nigeria's largest oil refinery plan with loan
Dangote Group president and Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote signed a loan worth USD3.3 billion with 12 local and international banks to fund a USD3 billion proposed oil refinery complex in Nigeria.
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Prominent exchange-traded funds (ETF) market desk keeper Reggie Browne and at least two senior managers would be leaving KCG Holdings Inc.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. co-heads Richard Gnodde, David Solomon and John Weinberg announced the appointment of Stuart Berstein as head of the investment banking firm's venture capital client group.
The Hudson Clean Energy Partners had invested USD6 million to Siicor Materials for the latter's expansion plans.
The CIT Group's subsidiary CIT Bank provided financing assistance for TruckPro in its acquisition of CCI Corp.
Agilent Technologies Inc. announced that it had agreed to an acquisition deal for some assets in ABC Instrumentación Analítica (ABCIA).
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce said that it had been seeking CAD1 billion wealth management acquisitions as it tried to boost profit.
Pexco LLC announced to buy Spectrum Minnesota, an injection molder of advanced thermoplastics operator.
HSBC Holdings had appointed former Marks & Spencer CEO Stuart Rose for an advisory role in the company.
iZotope Inc received USD12 million from ABS Capital Partners. One of the leading audio technology company announced a USD12 million investment from ABS Capital Partners.
Tech and media site AllThingsD reported that Answers.com bought Easy2 Technologies for less than USD20 million.




