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Archive for October, 2011

Just last week, Apple unveiled the much anticipated new generation of its smartphone, the iPhone 4S. Though still an amazing phone in its own right, many were disappointed by the lack of a new hardware design and minimal improvements to its software. Sure, the iPhone 4S is two times faster, has a better camera than […]

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Eastman Kodak, once a dominant player in the digital photography market, is now rumoured to be filing for bankruptcy. It recently hired Jones Day, an advisor for bankruptcy, to restructure the business. Hoping to save the failing company, Kodak drew $160 million against its credit line, and entered into an agreement for a new credit […]

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The global economy has suffered for nearly two years, but it hasn’t stopped venture capitalists from investing. In fact, the amount of investments in green tech ventures increased in quarter 3 by 23% compare to the same quarter last year. Investors spent $2.23 billion on 189 companies worldwide this quarter, but only $1.81 billion on […]

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Where’s IBM?

When I think of large tech companies I would immediately think of Microsoft, Apple or Google. They have been the most talked about and the most successful businesses. None of them, however, was able to generate as much revenue as the quiet giant, IBM. In 2010, it generated 99.9 billion in revenue, more than Google […]

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