According to Yahoo! Finance, investors would be given great chances with Apple instead of BlackBerry and Hewlett-Packard but Google could slay Apple in terms of future growth.
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ADNOC's US$40 billion investment plan underway
ADNOC announced that they are halfway through their US$40 billion investment plan. Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) said that they are halfway through plans for the company's US$40 billion investment plan.
SIFCO Industries Acquires MW General
SIFCO acquires competitor commercial aerospace component supplier MW General. SIFCO Industries, Inc. , leading aerospace and energy industries components supplier, announced its acquisition of MW General's operations and operating assets.
Apple's sales become gloomy in China
Apple reported a 14% decline on its sales in China due to the increasing popularity of cheaper android phones and local brands.
AMD holds better future than Intel and Microsoft
After Google and Apple's success with their tablets, Advanced Micro Devices could still manage to have a brighter future due to its products and processors.
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UKAR announced the sale of a Northern Rock portfolio to JC Flowers and Marlin Financial. UK Asset Resolution (UKAR), also known as Britain's 'bad bank', announced that they have agreed to the sale of a Northern Rock portfolio.
Japanese software firm freee has received $2.7 million in Series A funds from DCM and Infinity Capital Partners.
William Sonneborn has resigned as the corporate credit and equity investments head of KKR & Co LP and Craig Farr is set to take over his post.
According to a tech conference in San Francisco, wearable technology partnered with the smartphone will be the future of mobile computing.
'America's Got Talent' continued its search for a star who could give America a performance that is worth US$1 million.
The struggling company that has been in survival mode for a long time was expected to bounce back if it would focus on software development.
According to past reports, natural gas companies planned on expanding their operations in the Gulf region.
Taco Bell decided to kill its kids' meal lineup today. The new prince of Cambridge may just be the unluckiest kid in the world. Exactly one minute after the royal baby was born, Taco Bell decided to kill its entire kids menu.
Taco Bell might have killed a menu line, but the strong sales of the Locos Tacos will ensure the company stays afloat.
