Retailer John Lewis said Apple's iPad Mini would be the bestselling tablet for Christmas. UK-based retailer John Lewis told The Telegraph that Apple's iPad Mini would be the bestselling tablet this Christmas season.
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Medtronic, Apollo Hospitals ink joint venture for low-cost hemodialysis treatment
Medtronic Inc and Apollo Hospitals Enterprise formed a joint venture for the development of a low-cost and portable hemodialysis treatment for developing countries.
Peugeot eyes partnerships for overseas expansion
French carmaker Peugeot-Citroen said it would be considering new cooperation agreements with various firms to fund its overseas expansion efforts.
Vestas Wind Systems exits from six plants to complete asset disposal program
Vestas Wind Systems sold six turbine factories to VTC Partners for EUR 1 to complete its asset disposal program.
A one day-old startup may sell for USD1 billion in the near future- TheNextWeb founder
TheNextWeb co-founder Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten was confident in early-stage startups achieving entrepreneurial success in as short as a weekend or one day.
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Apple would be holding an event on October 22 to launch the next-generation iPad, according to technology website All Things D.
Flipkart, the largest e-commerce marketplace in India, had raised USD360 million total in investments from its recent funding round.
Microsoft Corp, fresh from its buyout agreement with Nokia Oyj, would need to convince app makers to partner with them in order to regain market share in the smartphone market.
Koch Industries Inc had announced its acquisition of a 1,055-megawatt Odessa Power plant in Texas. On Tuesday, Koch Industries Inc said that it had bought the 1,055-megawatt Odessa Power plant through its unit of subsidiary Koch Energy Services LLC.
Sources told Reuters that Nestle had plans to exit from its unprofitable businesses like Jenny Craig.
Bloomberg reported that Walt Disney Co had planned to stop the issuance of stock certificates in its physical form and issue them in digital form instead.
US Senator John McCain angrily stated that US lawmakers should resolve differences to end the US partial shutdown that caused a halt in military death benefits, according to a Reuters report.
AT&T Inc. would reach a near agreement to sell its wireless towers to Crown Castle International Corp, said sources familiar with the matter.
Manila Electric Company (Meralco) said that its wholly owned arm would acquire a stake from GT Capital Holdings' power generation unit, according to a report from Reuters.
