USA Network's television series called Suits partnered with Birchbox to make special-edition Suits-themed Birchboxes.
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Blackstone, MBK seek Singapore IPO for Taiwan and India properties
Private equity companies Blackstone and MBK Partners are seeking for Singapore IPOs for the properties they individually own in Taiwan and India.
Charter adviced by Goldham for Time Warner bid
Charter Communications is set to work with Goldham Sachs Group for the Time Warner bid. Charter Communications Inc. announced that they will be working with Goldman Sachs Group Inc for the Time Warner Cable Inc bid.
Indians prevent Apple's world domination
Sales of the iPhone 5 are not doing well in India, losing to closest rival Samsung and local brands.
The Dominican Republic's Orange is considering selling stakes to offload debt
Orange has announced that it is considering the sale of shares to improve its capital structure. Orange, originally known as France Telecom, announced that it is now considering selling its operations in the Dominican Republic.
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America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response Alert triggered debates on the unnecessary interruptions it caused.
Taykey get US $6 million from another round of funding led by Tenaya Capital. Topical Advertising channel Taykey announced a US $6 million worth of fresh capital infusion from four investors led by venture firm Tenaya Capital.
NEC Corp's talks with Lenovo Group Ltd. was stalled due to disagreements on majority proprietorship and patents.
John Malone of Liberty Global Plc yielded to Vodafone after losing the race for Kabel Deutschland Holding AG.
InternetQ acquired Atlas Interactive Deutschland. InternetQ announced that it has completed its acquisition of Atlas Interactive Deutschland GmbH for GBP5 million.
Oi SA would sell its undersea cables and towers worth US$1 billion so that it could reinforce the funding for the company.
AT&T Inc's new venture on annual device upgrades and installment plans directly competed against T-Mobile's offerings.
Baidu Inc shells out US $1.9 billion to acquire 91 Wireless, an app store firm. China's largest search engine company paid US $1. 9 billion to purchase an app store firm, 91 Wireless, from Hong Kong-listed NetDragon Websoft Inc.
AT&T's acquisition of Leap puts pressure on smaller rivals to make mergers and purchases of their own.
