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Wharton Pushes for More China M&A
 David Wolf submits: Contemplating the irrational messiness of China's corporate landscape, investment bankers around the world must salivate in anticipation of the fees and bonuses that will be theirs when they finally convince China's ambitious business leaders that mergers and acquisitions are a viable growth strategy. Success for Whom? Complete Story » |
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Pouring Cold Water on Latest Sourcefire Rumor
The 451 Group: Inorganic Growth submits: By Brenon Daly At the tail end of last week, the market was buzzing that Sourcefire (FIRE) may be back in play. Of course, that’s not all that unusual for the Snort shop, which has seen two publicly disclosed acquisition offers in the past four years come to nothing. (Recall that Check Point Software (CHKP) failed to land Sourcefire because of vague and off-target ‘national security concerns’ in early 2006. And then, in mid-2008, Barracuda lobbed an opportunistic low-ball bid for Sourcefire. Talks between the two sides never really got going, according to at least one source.)
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IBM Execs Offload $14 Million Shares (IBM)
Three IBM (NYSE: IBM) execs have reportedly sold about $14 million worth of IBM(IBM) stock since the earnings announcements three weeks ago. According to the company’s spokesperson the sales were part of normal diversification process. Lon Juricic of StreetInsider.com said that the IBM does not seem to be in trouble. He also said that IBM is an attractive pick due to the strong earnings report and new product launches. Three executives selling the stocks are the chief financial officer Mark Loughridge, vice president and controller James Kavanugh and senior vice president Rodney Adkins.
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Putting a Dollar Value on Buzz
Andy Beal submits:
Generating buzz—getting people talking about our products or even advertising on their own—is the goal of many ad campaigns today, even television commercials. (Case in point: the Super Bowl.) Online, buzz seems to be the Holy Grail: going viral, getting evangelists, having people talking/Tweeting/friending/following you. But assigning a value to that can be hard. We’re driven to assign an ROI to social media, but we’re having a hard enough time even monitoring success. General Sentiment, a sentiment analysis company, has come to the rescue. Using media prices, they’re looking to answer the question “How much would it have cost to attract the same media exposure through traditional advertising?” And they’re putting a $ sign in front of it.
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The Tough Choice Facing SAP's New Leaders: How to Cut Costs
As a rule, it's a good sign when a struggling company invests for the long term, emphasizing research and development over cost-cutting, and customers over Wall Street. SAP, the giant German software company that replaced its CEO in a management shakeup over the weekend, seems to be veering down that sensible path.
In SAP's case, however, a hard look at costs might be unavoidable. Expenses are way out of line compared to those of rivals such as Microsoft ( MSFT) and Google ( GOOG) Continue reading The Tough Choice Facing SAP's New Leaders: How to Cut Costs
The Tough Choice Facing SAP's New Leaders: How to Cut Costs originally appeared on DailyFinance on Tue, 09 Feb 2010 15:00:00.
Filed Under: Company News, Technology, IBM, Google , Microsoft, Apple
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IBM (IBM) Signs 5-Year Remote Managed Services Agreement with Sandhar Technologies
Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/news.php?st=p&id=5323562 for the full story.
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IBM announces services agreement with LINA Korea
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LINA Korea Selects IBM to Build New Telemarketing System for Future Business Growth
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PR Newswire
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IBM announces five year service agreement with Sundbar Technologies
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IBM Signs Five-Year Remote Managed Services Deal with Sandhar Technologies
Services to ensure tighter alignment of IT with business
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ISSCC Report: A Big Day for Big Chips
Yesterday was a big day for big chips, with IBM introducing its Power7 design, Intel formally announcing its Tukwila version of its Itanium chip with Hewlett Packard, and lots of announcements at the International Solid State Circuits Conference. Not surprisingly, just about all the major chip vendors are showing designs...
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ISSCC Report: A Big Day for Big Chips
Yesterday was a big day for big chips, with IBM introducing its Power7 design, Intel formally announcing its Tukwila version of its Itanium chip with Hewlett Packard, and lots of announcements at the International Solid State Circuits Conference. Not surprisingly, just about all the major chip vendors are showing designs...
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IBM will not be impacted by SAP-related business, Silicon Valley Watcher reports
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TecSec Takes Patent Suit Aim at IBM, Cisco, Others; Previous Success over Microsoft May Not Extend
Encryption software vendor TecSec is suing a number of companies -- including IBM, Oracle, Cisco, SAP, and eBay -- for patent infringement. by Erik Sherman
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TecSec Takes Patent Suit Aim at IBM, Cisco, Others; Previous Success over Microsoft May Not Extend
Encryption software vendor TecSec is suing a number of companies -- including IBM, Oracle, Cisco, SAP, and eBay -- for patent infringement. by Erik Sherman
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BNET.com
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Oracle Fills In More Enterprise Stack Holes with AmberPoint Acquisition
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Seeking Alpha
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IBM Broke Support
New York, Feb 9th (TradersHuddle.com) - Shares of International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) closed the trading
session at $121.88 below calculated support at $121.9 breaking the stock technically, raising concerns by investors, as the move might trigger more selling. International Business Machines Corporation (NYSE:IBM) provides c. Read More --
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TecSec files encryption patent infringement suit against several tech companies
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International Business Machines (IBM) 2/9/10 PriceWatch Alert Support Down To $120.80
International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) closed yesterday at $121.88. So far the stock has hit a 52-week low of $82.85 and 52-week high of $134.25. International Business Machines stock has been showing support around 120.80 and resistance in the 123.76 range. Technical indicators for the stock are Bearish and S&P giv...(Click the story link or go to http://www.marketintelligencecenter.com for the full story)
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