Twitter fans take to Twitter to air their concerns over the Denver Nuggets mascot who fell unconscious in the pre-game festivities.
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SAC Capital Advisors to give guilty plea, pay USD 1.8 billion fine for securities fraud- report
A CNBC report said that SAC Capital Advisors would plead guilty to securities fraud charges and pay a fine of USD 1.8 billion.
Chinese companies hold up despite NQ Mobile allegations- report
Shares of Chinese technology companies remained high despite fraud allegations of NQ Mobile. A Bloomberg report said that fraud allegations hurled against NQ Mobile did not affect other Chinese companies.
Tri Pointe nears deal for Weyerhaeuser homebuilding unit
Tri Pointe Homes Inc. approached the final stage of closing a $2.7 billion deal to buy Weyerhaeuser Co's homebuilding unit.
Background of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc's new CEO fuel speculation of sale
The background of Daniel Dienst, the recently-appointed CEO of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc, caused industry observers to speculate a sale for the home decor company.
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Apple's iPad Air received a low repairability rating from a repair website. In their Teardown of Apple's newly launched iPad Air, repair website iFixit gave the tablet a Repairability Score of 2.
The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on Friday The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported on Friday:- Hotel operator Hilton Worldwide Inc, owned by private equity firm Blackstone Group LP, is aiming to launch its initial public offering in the week of Dec.
Despite news of National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden accepting a job offer at the social networking site VKontakte, founder Pavel Durov said that no job offer or hiring of Snowden took place.
A group of technology companies including Microsoft and Apple claimed Google had infringed one of their patents it had obtained by bankrupt mobile company Nortel.
Berkshire Hathaway reaped the gains from some of its past deals it made during the 2008 financial crisis.
An average investor would not stand a chance, unlike big-money investors, to acquire a significant stake in Twitter on its IPO.
The Labor Department of the US released data indicating that consumer prices had slightly rose, but did not affect inflation in the US.
Embraer under fire for corruption charges in the Dominican Republic. American and Brazilian authorities are determining whether Embraer SA had bribed Dominican Republic officials for the grant of a USD90 million contract for attack planes for the country's armed forces.
The US Federal Reserve would be making changes in its asset-buying program should a significant shift in the labor market and inflation would be seen.
