Voxeljet, whose technology was used to design Aston Martin cars for the James Bond film "Skyfall", traded as high as USD29.06 from its initial USD13 per share price after its debut on the German stock exchange.
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Corning and Samsung agree on buyback for joint venture
A share buyback worth USD1.9 billion was agreed upon between Corning and Samsung for the joint venture Samsung Corning Precision Materials Co.
HTC Corp joins smartwatch race
HTC, which is reeling from its first quarterly loss, is seeking to recover when it enters the smartwatch race using Google's Android OS.
AT&T and Crown Castle Int'l forge agreement on towers and cell sites
For the price of USD4.85 billion, AT&T sells off and leases telecommunications assets to Crown Castle Int'l.
Samsung may be first but Apple set to take smart watch race
Samsung is first in the smart watch race but Apple may win it all. Samsung had beaten Apple in the smart watch race. The main issue now is that the Galaxy Gear have been tepid at best.
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The Canadian government, under the Investment Canada Act, has the right to review bids for Canadian flagship industries such as BlackBerry for national security issues.
Power Capital Holdings launches Power Capital Partners LLC. Power Capital Holdings recently announced the launch of an equity firm specifically focused on the power sector.
Preferred Freezer Services, Sinotrans Ltd, Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp and Yida Group form joint venture.
The Department of Energy loan given to the now floundering Fisker was bought out by an investment firm headed by Richard Li.
With Michael Dell owning 75% of his company, the new board would consist of himself and two other appointees from Silver Lake Management.
Breathometer Inc scored close to USD 2 million in its seed funding round, and would use the funding to produce and market its Breathometer device.
Last Wednesday, Tata Docomo unveiled to the public a SAAS based business and office based productivity solution.
A regulatory filing by Softbank Corp had confirmed rumors of the Japanese company purchasing a stake in US mobile distributor company Brightstar Corp.
Known institutional investor Cerberus Capital Management is studying its options to determine if it would make a bid for BlackBerry.
