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BlackBerry will not receive bids higher than USD13 per share - analyst
Stuart Jeffrey, Nomura Equity Research's analyst, said BlackBerry would be lucky to receive bids higher than USD12 to USD13, even from an "optimistic buyer."
Nimble Storage to set an IPO later this year - sources
Sources said Nimble Storage would go public later this year and chose Goldman Sachs Group Inc to lead the company's IPO.
Lenovo mobile sales drives rise in profit
Lenovo Group said the corporation is currently evolving as a wireless computing supplier due to the booming sales of smartphones and tablets.
Former Vitesse execs plead guilty in backdating-related lawsuit
Two former executives of Vitesse Semiconductor Corp pleaded guilty for inflating the earnings of the corporation and backdating stock options.
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Silver Lake Sumeru announced it would acquire a majority stake in BlackLine Systems, an accounting software company.
Skylanders action figures sales surpass all action-figure sales in the US and Europe, according to Activision Publishing.
Cumberland Advisors' David Kotok isn't convinced about Apple's rally in share price yet.
New York Times credited "human error" as the culprit to the hour-long crash of its website earlier this morning.
EA raised its original 6 games-in-one price Humble Bundle to 8 games at GBP3.04 or USD4.72. Entertainment Arts and Humble Bundle released a more enticing offer to gamers.
The cargo plane of UPS crashed into a field close to Birmingham airport, killing two pilot and scattered debris over a rural area.
Gartner said during the second quarter, smartphones outsold feature phones for the first time. According to research firm Gartner, smartphones outsold feature phones during the second quarter for the first time.
Apple's stock rose after Carl Icahn expressed his interest in the company amid the release of Apple's new products.
'Die Hard' star Bruce Willis' television commercial was banned from Britain's airwaves for being misleading.
Nintendo Co. won a 50% cutback of the USD30.2 million in damages awarded to Sony Corp's former worker Seijiro Tomita.