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Osborne's Help to Buy scheme risks creating a new housing bubble
The Help to Buy scheme of George Osborne risked creating a new housing bubble. The Help to Buy scheme was George Osborne's latest attempt at kickstarting the economy.
Riskive receives US $2.2 million in seed fund
Riskive closes seed capital funding amounting to US $2.2 million from private investors including Genacast Ventures and Core Capital.
NGage Labs gets Us $6.9 mln in series B financing
NGage Labs secures US $6.9 million in series B financing, which was led by Metamorphic Ventures and participated in by AZ Digital Farm.
US healthy snack manufacturer gets new funding worth US $9.25 mln
Bare Snacks gets US $9.25 million funding from NGEN Partners together with Silas Capital and Avrio Capital.
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Earnings of Apple for its June quarter will be revealed. It was reality check time for Apple once again. The technology giant reported its earnings for the June quarter Tuesday.
The network equipment company is set to buy the software maker for US $2.7 billion as it gears toward boosting its network security services.
According to analysts, Microsoft's gamble on the touchscreen industry prompted the company's current loss.
Facebook users from emerging markets use the service for a different purpose unusual to its home market.
Two district attorneys approved Apple and Samsung's newest security features after testing them.
Memorabilia production will begin once William and Kate give the go signal to UK manufacturers. Manufacturers were prepping up to produce a mass of souvenirs and memorabilia for the royal baby's birth.
A new ad unit was employed by Facebook, putting mobile gaming ads directly on users' notification tabs.
Apple announced that several key features of the iOS 7 is directed towards its business users. Apple announced that their newest upgrade to the operating system, called the iOS 7, will focus more on businesses.
Algae International raises US $5 million in equity financing with AGS Capital, which will be used to develop its algae cultivation and development program.
Crowdly received $1.2M seed funding from Launchpad Venture Group, New York Angels, Laconia Ventures, and other institutional investors.