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Google has not yet unveiled the Nexus 5 smartphone, resulting to new speculations about the new smartphone release

App revenues for Google Play Store still fell behind that of Apple's App Store, a report revealed.

A Telegraph report revealed the hidden features of Android smartphones.

Lawyers asked T-Mobile to remove its television commercial which was a parody about smartphone theft, saying it belittled the issue.

Wumart Stores was said to be in discussions with CP Lotus to buy the latter's units, according to a source who told Bloomberg.

Capitol Bancorp has signed an agreement with Talmer Bancorp for the sale of the common stock of Capitol's consolidated entities.

Grupo BTG Pactual got regulatory approval to open a broker-dealer unit in Mexico.

A Wall Street Journal report said that Citigroup and State Street were already preparing for a possible debt default by the US government.

Trafigura Beheer and Mubadala Development would be purchasing a controlling stake in PortCo, a unit of MMX Mineracao & Metalicos.

The Wall Street Journal reported that China could allow foreign companies to sell shares in the free trade zone in Shanghai.

Tokyo Gas said it would looking at majority stake purchases for mid-sized LNG projects in Southeast Asia or Africa to bring down import costs.

After purchasing stake from OdontoPrev's CEO Luiz Zanetti, Banco Bradesco took full control of the dental care services firm.

Private equity firm KKR injected USD 300 million to First Data's balance sheets to help it refinance its debt.

Private equity companies were the reason for the frozen yogurt shop explosion in the US, according to a CNBC report.

Savient Pharmaceuticals filed for bankruptcy protection and court approval to sell assets to a US WorldMeds unit.