The LA Dodgers will acquire Brian Wilson for US$1 million. Brian Wilson will be joining the Los Angeles Dodgers, after the team reached an agreement to sign the reliever Wilson.
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Apple and China Mobile CEOs discuss cooperation
The heads of Apple and China Mobile came together to discuss a possible cooperation. Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, met with China Mobile Ltd. Chairman Xi Guohua in Beijing Tuesday.
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Box selects SDL as preferred partner for international market expansion
Box selected SDL as its preferred partner in its quest for worldwide expansion. Box chose SDL as its preferred partner for its expansion into international markets.
India looks for new central bank governor
According to India's Finance Minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, the hunt for a new central bank governor is on after the bank's current head declined term extension.
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Airomo stated that there were many problems in the app business that would make the industry less profitable.
The pinch-to-zoom patent lawsuit of Apple against Samsung was rejected by US Patent and Trademark Office.
Leading financial services group Manulife Financial sold its life insurance venture in Taiwan to CTBC Life Insurance Co., Inc.
European stocks increase headed for its best month since October 2011 while Asian shares fell. US futures experienced little change.
Canada-based Zecotek Photonics gets CAD 500,000 worth of LFS scintillation crystal order from Hamamatsu Photonics of Japan.
Former Goldman Sachs Group Vice President Fabrice Tourre asked US jury to restore his reputation after claiming he did a good job at Goldman Sachs.
Amkor Technology announced it has purchased Toshiba Electronics Malaysia but financial details about the deal were not disclosed.
Analysts said that Apple's business strategies and continuous innovation would be the key to the company's success in the future.
Sunil Lalvani, BlackBerry India's managing director said that the company was not in any kind of trouble.
