America Movil' Carlos Slim was entitled to end the company's shareholdings in the Dutch telecoms firm KPN and was said to look into purchasing the company as a whole.
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Web-to-mobile shift hurts Microsoft's core
The shift from using web to mobile devices in accessing the internet hurt Microsoft's core. There has been a shift of consumers accessing the internet via web to mobile devices.
India's economic slowdown and volatility challenges PE investors' exit
Economic slowdown, volatility and a weakened currency have made it difficult for India's PE investors to make an exit.
China Labor Watch: Apple's supplier violates Chinese workers' rights
According to China Labor Watch, Pegatron Corp violated the rights of its workers at its factories in Shanghai and Suzhou, China.
Amazon redeems itself, rides high on mobile internet shift
Amazon redeemed itself and rode high on top of the mobile internet shift. In the shift from web to mobile internet, there were gainers and there were losers.
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As JPMorgan Chase & Co. prepared its physical commodities trading exit, the "Wall Street Refiners" were set to be in the spotlight.
Getty Images agreed to supply the pictures for Mowjow's upcoming social money game. Getty Images agreed with Mowjow Plc to supply its pictures for the latter's forthcoming social money game.
According to a report from the daily Zairul Financiar on Monday, IBM Romania would receive a state-funded investment from the Romanian government that was valued at Eur21 million.
Snowden Mining Industry received the award to do the Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) for the Araguaia nickel project of Horizonte Minerals.
Perrigo Company announced today that it has signed a definitive acquisition agreement to acquire Irish drug firm Elan Corporation.
Google and companies cry “foul” over patent fee sequestration by Congress. There was a plan to limit certain litigation practices of firms on buying patents and suing other companies for infringement.
Facebook and Apple rose with the mobile internet shift. There has been a shift to mobile internet and two big technology firms were feeling its effects positively.
Analysts said that T-Mobile could potentially gain more customers with the new strategy that would not ask for an upfront payment.
Apple's senior VP of technologies, Bob Mansfield, moved to "special projects" of CEO Tim Cook.
