Global financial turmoil forces Chinese telecom giant to postpone sale of mobile unit to foreigners.
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Shopping site gets Series C for “neutral” search engine.
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In biggest tech buyout in history, chip maker agrees to private-equity bid, the second chip maker to take such bait in two months.
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KKR and two others take over Europe’s no. 3 chip maker.
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Three groups bid $10.2 billion for Philips Semiconductors, but chip group plays coy.
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The traffic report startup announces a Series B round, then unveils a U.S.-wide service.
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The nanotech startup plans to bring a disease-diagnostic system to the market.
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Redmond and Hyderabad firms to develop software system.
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CEO Mark Woodward tells what’s next for Serena, now that Silver Lake has taken it private.
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A Canadian fast-food restaurant, an American microbrewery, and a VoIP provider plan to go public.
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Companies like Microsoft, Napster, Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia, Orange, Vodafone, and China Mobile attend European wireless conference.
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The money-losing Internet phone upstart seeks to go public and replaces its CEO.
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Chip firm sheds sensors, controls unit to focus on faster-growing businesses.
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Company boasts software-based method for quickly locating Wi-Fi devices.
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The private power producer has closed a fund for buying out generators.
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VoIP operator could provide the first real test of the market’s appetite for telecom stock since the meltdown.
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