Software & IT services
Microsoft admits losing money due to Surface tablets
Microsoft Corp. specified that the Surface tablets were the reason its total production expenses increased.
E2open acquires icon-scm
E2open inks the US$34 million deal for the acquisition of icon-scm. E2open announced that they have acquired icon-scm in a transaction that was valued at US$34 million.
Sony is a "red-headed stepchild" - Loeb
Famous hedge fund investor criticized Sony's entertainment division as part of his ongoing campaign to create a spin-off.
Apollo Global Management, Pitney Bowes sign agreement for management services unit
Apollo Global Management has agreed to pay US$400 million in cash for Pitney Bowes' management services arm.
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Schneider Electric is gearing up for the conclusion of its Invensys acquisition. France-based Schneider Electric is nearing the conclusion of its proposed agreement to purchase British engineering company Invensys for GBP 3.
Bottlenose raised US $3.6 million in seed capital, which it intends to use for product development as well as hiring of more employees and marketing.
Scoop.it raised US $2.6 million in anew round of funding, bringing total capital to US $13.6 million.
Insight Venture’s acquisition of a minority share in Veeam Software has been completed but financial details of the transaction were not revealed.
Superfish continues to attract investors as it raised US $10 million during its fourth round funding.
Flywheel Ventures and High Country Ventures bring up Digabit's funds to US$3 million in total. Technical documentation specialist Digabit Inc. announced Tuesday that it gained US$3 million in a financing round led by venture capital firm Flywheel Ventures.
Marco Janeczek joined the Hybrid Paytech Payment Advisory Committee, Freeport Capital Inc. announced today.
Bina Technologies gets additional financing worth US $1.7 million in a round participated in by AME Cloud Ventures and Columbus.
Trōv raises its capitalization fund to US $6.8 million after it completed its second round financing.
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