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Sage Global Solutions, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has received a strong upgrade by the respected research firm, TRI-STATE Capital, citing the company's strong year-over-year results for all of its subsidiaries. This upgrade comes at a time when the company has recently acquired a high growth
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Nokia, the world's biggest maker of cellular phones, has agreed to buy Loudeye, a digital music distributor, for $60 million. The deal is aimed at creating a "comprehensive mobile music experience" that begins next year. Nokia sold 15 million phones capable of playing music in the
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Seven Summits Research has released news on key stocks through their NewsBites, which provide investors with concise stories and hedged trade ideas designed to protect against uncertainty. The reports cover stocks such as Texas Instruments Inc., General Motors Corporation, Nokia Corp., Marvell Technology Group Ltd., and IAC/InterActiveCorp. These brief
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Grey's network of global specialized marketing services, encompassing direct marketing, branding, design, interactive, promotional, trade, and shopper marketing, has been aligned under the G2 brand. This move, announced in July 2006, brings together 86 offices spanning 42 countries under the management of Global Chairman & CEO Joe Celia.
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Foreign companies have cornered a significant share of the strongest brands in Vietnam, with 10 out of the top 11 brands being global entities. The market research report, conducted by Millward Brown and Vietnamese marketing research company Customer Insights, identified Nokia, Dutch Lady, Cool Air Wrigleys, Panadol, Coca Cola, Kinh
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Seven Summits Research, a leading investment research group, has released NewsBites, a comprehensive report on key stocks, including Nokia Corp., Sears Holdings Corporation, Pepsico Inc., Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., and Seagate Technology. The report provides essential information and tactics on how to ensure investments are protected with basic hedging techniques.
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Vietnam's mobile market is expected to reach new heights with over 4 million mobile telephones valued at US$600 million projected to be sold this year, a 50% increase from the previous year. Market researcher GfK Asia notes that budget mobiles costing under VND4 million, including entry-level products
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Executives in China have spoken, and their top brand choices reflect a mix of global giants and local players. The "Top 10 Executive Brands in China" survey by Chief Executive China magazine has revealed the most admired brands across various categories. The survey, which drew responses from 2,
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Nokia and Siemens have agreed to merge their telecom equipment businesses in a deal worth $25.5 billion, creating a joint venture that will operate on a 50-50 basis. The new entity is expected to save up to $1.9 billion annually by 2010, making it a significant cost-cutting measure
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A patent dispute between Apple and Creative Technology of Singapore has led to the US International Trade Commission (ITC) launching an investigation into Apple's iPod music players. Creative Technology has filed a complaint with the ITC alleging that the iPod, iPod Nano, and iPod Mini infringe on patents
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Qualcomm, the San Diego-based wireless technology developer, has filed another complaint against Nokia, accusing the Finnish cell phone manufacturer of unfair trade practices and patent infringement. The complaint, filed with the United States International Trade Commission, alleges that Nokia is importing and selling cell phones that infringe on six of
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BSNL, India's largest telecom operator, has pushed back the opening of bids for its massive GSM tender of 45.5 million lines by two weeks. This decision comes after leading equipment vendors, including Nokia, Ericsson, and Motorola, requested additional time to meet the necessary conditions before submitting their
