Rally Software filed a registration statement at the SEC for proposed US$70 million public offering
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eBay hops in on 3D print bandwagon
eBay launched a new application in line with 3D printing's popularity. eBay is the latest company to invest in the world's latest technology craze - 3D printing.
China to boost technology, energy-saving in reform drive
China planned to promote technology and boost the progress in energy-saving industries to unleash the economy's potential.
Salesforce.com acquires ExactTarget
Salesforce.com acquired ExactTarget. Salesforce. com announced Friday its acquisition of ExactTarget. ExactTarget was a cloud marketing platform used by Coca-Cola, Nike, Gap, and more than 6,000 other companies.
Merkel pushes for free trade but adds EU must not forget US spying
Angela Merkel wanted to push for free trade but told EU allies not to sweep America's secret surveillance under the carpet.
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Glass Lewis & Co well behind Michael Dell's buyout offer Glass Lewis & Co joined ISS (Institutional Shareholder Services Inc) in a recommendation that Dell Inc shareholders support CEO Michael Dell's decision for a US$24.
Spreadtrum surged to a record high in New York after announcing acquisition for Tsinghua Unigroup Ltd priced at US$1.78 billion.
The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on Friday. The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on Friday.
Owners at Hulu were in talks to sell a stake in the company to Time Warner Cable according to sources.
Y&R together with UP formed a partnership with Shazam to enhance the mobile activation of advertising.
Raytheon Co.'s deal worth US$279 million with the US Navy for a radar-jamming opened a way for US$7.4 billion worth of project.
Storage and big data company Scality closed its Series C fundraiser with US$22 million. Scality, a storage and big data company, announced today that it has successfully closed its US$22 million Series C fundraiser.
According to Ernst & Young, UK IPO market's success was driven by smaller US tech firms. According to the latest IPO Eye report from Ernst & Young, the UK initial public offering market ranked third, after the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ.
The Indian government started the clearance of tech investments in the country. Internet and technology firms Bosch and Samsung were the first companies to receive clearance for their investments in India.
