A leaked service manual apparently revealed the much-anticipated Google Nexus 5. According to information secured by tech site Android Police, the much-anticipated Nexus 5 had revealed a majority of its specifications.
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OpenGate Capital's Pennysaver acquisition deal gets support from Backbone Capital
OpenGate Capital, LLC got support from Backbone Capital Advisors, a financial advisory services firm, to follow through the completion of its buyout of PennySaver USA.
Atlantic-Pacific Capital closes Catalyst Fund IV
The fund, projected to be between USD500 million and USD750 million, was closed by the firm at USD812 million worth of capital commitments.
First Titan nears acquisition of Hardin County oil zone
Oil and gas energy company First Titan Corp was reportedly at the end of closing its acquisition deal of a potentially profitable oil zone based in Hardin County, Texas.
Ingo Money gets growth equity investment from Camden Partners
Ingo Money received growth equity funding of an undisclosed amount from Camden Partners. Ingo Money announced the growth equity investment it had received from private equity firm Camden Partners.
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Pharmakea Therapeutics receive funding through Series A round from Bay City Capital and Celgene Corporation.
Ripple Labs had partnered with ZipZap, a cash transaction network, to expand its money transfer services.
Intu Properties partnered with the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board to buy a Spanish mall for EUR 162 million or USD 220 million.
Heavy traffic could not be the cause of website glitches under ObamaCare, according to experts. Glitches in the ObamaCare website were not just the result of heavy traffic.
US multinational firms said the Obama administration should not rush to finalize its proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
ObamaCare navigators in New York were unreachable, according to an informal survey conducted by the Post.
Two sources told Bloomberg that private equity firm Apollo Global Management LLC was contemplating on raising its new fund limit.
Contractors of the US government would most likely wait for assurances from Congress before reversing furloughs, a Bloomberg report said.
The government's sixth largest contractor, United Technologies Corp, cancelled plans to furlough around 4,000 employees.
