The $37B worth deal of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. with Precision Castparts Corporation, a major aircraft parts supplier of Boeing had encouraged more investors in the aircraft industry. However, Boeing had been delaying its suppliers' M&A contracts.
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Samsung's gigantic tablet with18.4 inches display and 0.46 inch thick will be launched soon
Samsung will launch its largest tablet soon. Detalis came out regarding its features and specifications, but the company did not comment about it yet.
Jet rivals Amazon with $225M equity funding, the largest ever among U.S. e-commerce sites
E-commerce startup Jet.com which was launched on July 31 had raised $225M only by this month. The new company was valued $600M and is now competing with Amazon.com.
Taylor Swift's brother Austin whispers to his sister, "We grew up on a FARM!!"; proves he's not just attractive but humble as well
Taylor Swift's brother Austin supported his sister at the 2015 MTV VMAs. And at the VMAs after party, many people were amused not only on his looks, but also on his humbleness.
Dragon Age Inquisition FREE Patch to Include Golden Nug, NEW Outfits, and Major Bug Fixes; Bioware Confirms Final Story-Based DLC OUT September 18
Dragon Age Inquisition game developer Bioware has officially outed the title's final story-based DLC called 'Trespasser', an epilogue set two years following the events of the game. A new patch is also set to be released for the game adding major addition such as the Golden Nug, a dozen outfits and major bug fixes.
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The ten teams in Formula One auto racing are under a total debt of $318.2 million, and 64.2% of that belongs to Lotus. Lotus belongs to Genii Capital, a private equity firm founded by Skype investor Gerard Lopez. Creditors have been going after Lotus for the last several months. Its cars were almost impounded during the Belgian Grand Prix last weekend after former reserve driver Charles Pic filed a legal dispute.
Alibaba Pictures Group announced Friday that it lost 151.8 million Yuan ($24 million) in the first half of 2015. The loss is due to the transformation the company is undergoing. According to the company, most of its projects are still under the investment stage, and its profit is not yet included in the revenue report of the period.
Retailers are experiencing a mixed season, so are the department stores. Not a lot of consumers are going in hoards to spend their money in department stores. It may be due to this year's later Labor Day, or maybe they'd rather be in the beach than shopping in the malls.
Disney's plans to push Star Wars merchandise with such great force is headed certainly headed to success. Last year, Frozen merchandise sales brought Disney massive success, giving its segment revenue a double-digit growth. But Star Wars merchandise won't be the same as Frozen, because of the demographics.
The crisis-hit European nation Greece is heading towards privatization of its energy sector. The country is also in favor of reforms in several sectors to give a new life to the ailing economy.
Walmart reduces working hours on some of its outlets. Allegedly, the action is intended to compensate for the higher wages it pays employees.
Women are treated as administrative staff by default in the corporate setting. This gender bias is sadly still present in many companies all over the globe. Women are sill asked to make coffee and take down notes, even if this is not part of their job description. This is something that should be remedied.
In an open letter, T-Mobile chief executive John Legere warns the 3,000 users stealing LTE tethered data that the company will go after them beginning August 31.
Android 5.1.1 Lollipop update is rolling out live to Verizon's LG G Vista handsets with improvements in home touch button, interruptions, floating action button (FAB), Wi-Fi connections, Android security patches, and more.
