Encision Inc named Dr. Patrick Pace as its new non-executive Chairman of the Board. Encision Inc announced that Dr. Patrick Pace will be the non-executive Chairman of the Board.
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Ally's ResCap can still be sued even though bankrupt
Judge Denise Cote ruled that Ally's Residential Capital LLC (ResCap) can still be sued by the Federal Housing Finance Agency despite declaring bankruptcy.
Yahoo-Perion partnership to benefit both parties
Yahoo entered into new partnership with Perion Network Ltd, which can benefit both parties by improving their individual services.
Blackstone expands apartments portfolio
Blackstone expands apartments portfolio by acquiring 80 apartment complexes for General Electric, in anticipation of a booming apartment rental market.
JCP will retaliate after Ackman outrage
Bill Ackman, the largest shareholder of J.C. Penney, have taken the offensive by airing out damaging statements against the company. In response, the board is discussing a possible retaliation.
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Amid dark forecasts on the PC market, especially for the future of Dell, Dell's buyout prospects may be on the rocks as well.
Tegile Systems announced the successful closing of its Series C funding round with USD 35 million in a round led by Meritech Capital Partners.
Blackberry announced the creation of a committee to look into strategic alternatives like joint ventures, partnerships and sales to help revive the company.
HTC Corp was said to have paid USD 10 million to Robert Downey Jr to endorse the brand in a TV commercial.
PAL Holdings Inc assistant corporate secretary announced that the joint venture of Philippine Airlines with a Cambodian firm would be finalized this October.
One of the first victims of the Snowden affair was the closure of secure email service provider Lavabit.
Private equity executives and analysts said taking BlackBerry private would make sense but it is not a quick fix for the company’s problems.
Shares of Sony Corp fell 3% after it said no to the proposal of Daniel Loeb to sell one-fifth of its entertainment business.
According to the White House, US President Barack Obama met with tech executives along with transparency advocates to deliberate on the government's surveillance programs.
