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Zynga to lose more executives this month

Zynga Inc. lost three more top executives this month, following more than a dozen exit of top managers in the company after it announced IPO last December 2011.


Alcatel-Lucent team up with Qualcomm for small cell development

Alcatel-Lucent partnered with Qualcomm for small cell development. Alcatel-Lucent and Qualcom partner for small cell development. The development aimed to be useful for enterprise and residential deployments.

Dramatic exit of Desiree Hartsock of ‘The Bachelorette’ and more

Last episode saw the dramatic exit of Desiree Hartsock of "The Bachelorette". It seemed that the extended finale of "The Bachelorette" may be worth it.

Nicola Horlick campaigns for Glentham Capital seed funding

Britain-based fund manager Nicola Horlick launched a campaign to raise seed funding for her new venture.


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Nicola Horlick stated that she has launched a new venture, Glentham Capital, and intends to raise up to GBP150,000.
William Franke stated that he will be stepping down from his position as chairman of Spirit Airlines as Indigo Partners LLC divest their stake in the company.
Arthur Samberg and Mario Gabelli revealed that they have donated a total of US$40 million to the Columbia Business School for its new business school campus.
MVC Capital revealed that it had appointed Scott J. Schuenke as chief financial officer replacing Peter Seidenberg.
Summer Street Capital revealed that it had appointed Amy Standing as the firm's chief financial officer as current CFO, Ron Fleissner, retires.
Private equity investment firm Encore Consumer Capital welcomes Daniel Gross back as new vice president.
The country's largest Italian ice franchise appoints Michael Lorelli as the new executive chairman of the board.
Michael Dell said yesterday that there will be no more increase in the buyout offer he and Silver Lake has for Dell Inc.
The supervisory board at Siemens AG asked to oust its current CEO after failing to meet the 12% profit margin goal of the company.
Ilya Segalovich died of stomach cancer, according to business partner Arkady Volozh. The man responsible for setting up Russia's largest search engine website died today after losing a long battle with cancer.