Apple was expected to stay as the dominant figure in the technology industry if it was able to innovate more and add pressure to its competitors.
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Adobe acquires Neolane
Adobe Systems Incorporated has acquired Neolane for $600 million. Adobe Systems Incorporated has completely acquired Paris-based Neolane for $600 million.
Sonic faces problems with True Price program
Most Sonic stores faced problems with the recently rolled out "True Price" program. For the past quarter, Sonic focused on moving its dealerships to its "True Price" structure.
Google takes first step to detach itself from the android pack
Google would spend more than US$500 million to market Moto X and begin its separation from the android pack.
Samsung will reveal best operating revenue ever
The world's biggest smartphone producer by shipments, Samsung Electronics Co., was anticipated to reveal it best operating revenue ever.
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Carlos Danger held a press conference to apologize for leaked pictures. Anthony Weiner held a press conference recently. He admitted leaking "sexually explicit" pictures over the internet.
Apple Inc's report regarding its sales for the third quarter surpassed the expectations of analysts after selling 4.7 million more than what was expected.
Soluble Systems revealed that it had gathered US$3.5 million from 57 different investors. No less than 57 different private investors opened out their bank accounts to invest into Soluble Systems' recent US$3.
Sources have revealed that Aramark Corp is one step closer to an IPO with the company selecting banks to help it with the offer.
Deputies in California placed Amanda Bynes on 5150 psychiatric hold after setting a fire in a stranger's driveway.
Mediterranean Investments Holding Plc announced that it is considering a London IPO to raise EUR100 million.
A recent survey revealed that Infobionics had raised around US$2.5 million in capital from investors that included Tech Coast Angels.
KKR announced that equity investment and corporate credit head William Sonneborn has resigned and will be succeeded by Craig Farr.
KW International announced that it has opened a new 140,000 sq ft production facility in Columbus, Texas improving its manufacturing capabilities.
