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Emirates Post delays IPO ... Source: blogs.iirgroup.com --- 14 hours ago
Dongwon Enterprise Company Limited IPO. The details of the issue are as follows… If you wish to view the entire report, visit us at GEO Monitor or contact us This report is provided as part of IIR Group Ltd.’s GEO (Global Equity Offerings) Monitor service, which tracks global IPO activity. Our GEO Monitor is the only [...] ... Source: blog.socaltech.com --- 4 hours ago
Once upon a time, the life cycle of a startup was thus: get funded, pull in a couple of expansion rounds, grow your business to double digit millions, and then file for an IPO and hit the market. It was an age-old routine, and even though not all companies made it, it was a pretty [...] ... Source: www.securities.com --- 7 hours ago
The Insurance Regulatory & Development Authority (Irda) is paving the way for insurance companies to go public. Irda chairman J Hari Narayan said the regulator is consulting the Actuaries Society of India to formulate norms for the valuation of insurance companies. ... Source: www.securities.com --- 7 hours ago
UTI Mutual Fund, the country's fourth largest mutual fund by assets under management, will be allowed to bring in a strategic investor without diluting the nature of existing ownership of the fund house. ...
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For 20 years, K&L Gates' Jerry McDevitt has guided the WWE through everything from a steroid trial to an IPO. And the work's not letting up. On Friday, McDevitt and a team from Day Pitney removed a lawsuit to federal court that has the potential to dramatically change the company's finances -- and, possibly, its stock price, according to one WWE executive. The case hinges on claims by three wrestlers that they function as full-time employees but are classified as independent contractors. ... Source: iphonegap.com --- 7 hours ago
Filed under: IPOd Family, iPhone, App Store When it comes to the iPhone, it’s really really difficult to narrow my app love down to just three picks. So with apologies in advance for all those amazing applications that didn’t make this cut, let me jump in with three choices that I simply do not live without [...] ... Source: bstocksdev.weblogsinc.com --- 1 day ago
Filed under: Industry , General Motors (GM) Delphi was once the mighty parts operation at GM (NYSE: GM ). It got to go out on its own with an IPO, and it has been trouble ever since. Because of contract obligations GM had with its former division, it has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into Delphi. Delphi has been operating under Chapter 11 and trying, without success, to return to its role as an independent company. Now the collapse of the car business is likely to cause a liquidation of the entire firm. According to The Wall Street Journal , "Delphi's bankruptcy financing expires at year end, and there are indications that its current lenders may balk at renewing it." Analysts might find it easy to say that Delphi is a microcosm of the car industry and that car companies are heading in a similar direction. That is not true. Delphi has operated under Chapter 11 for some time. On the other hand, "G.M.'s vice chairman, Robert A. Lutz, said the car companies need money to retool their plants but probably cannot raise enough capital on their own because of the tight credit markets," according to The New York Times . That may be the first time that a top industry executive has indicated the industry may simply run out of cash. The U.S. auto industry has not caught up to Delphi yet, but it is running toward the same place awfully fast. Douglas A. McIntyre is an editor at 247wallst.com. Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking ... Source: feeds.portfolio.com --- 16 hours ago
Kevin Maney writes: I read this morning about a new book by Judy Estrin , former CTO of Cisco, called Closing the Innovation Gap . In it, she apparently cites a long list of reasons why real innovation is drying up in Silicon Valley. This includes such sins as entrepreneurs starting companies with the sole purpose of flipping them to big companies like Cisco or Google, venture capitalists getting overly cautious, and too many hot new entities (like Facebook) built on years-old technologies. As I read the story about her book on the Times' site -- admittedly, I have not seen Estrin's book itself -- I felt she was flat-out wrong. In fact, I see amazing deep technologies and ideas being developed, from Rearden Commerce to Glassdoor to NetSuite to Ning . Bad economic times are almost always good for innovation -- robbed of easy money, entrepreneurs have to hunker down and come up with something special. So I have hope for another blitz of breakthroughs in coming years. I wondered if it was just me thinking this way. So I asked Zach Nelson, CEO of NetSuite, and David Sifry, founder of Technorati, what they're thoughts are. Here's what they told me: From Zach : I don't really agree with her. Maybe that was true in the dot com era when companies were making IPO millions based on business plans, but I think if you look at our story, it's exactly the opposite. We were founded in 1998 based on the idea of delivering SAP-like capabilities ... Source: www.indiaprwire.com --- 23 hours ago
/India PRwire/ - Zen Securities Limited (ZSL) a leading financial services company announced the launch of its new brand identity " ZEN Money " on Friday. The brand “ ZEN Money ” reflects the broad spectrum of financial services and products that Zen offers to its clients. Speaking on the occasion of the launch Mr. Pratap Kantheti, Managing Director, Zen Securities, said, “The brand ZEN Money aptly articulates our mission - guiding clients to fulfil their financial goals. This mission laid out by our founder Sri K Ravindra Babu continues to be guiding light in all our initiatives.” “ZEN Money is about leveraging technology to enhance client experience, offering various products and services like internet trading, Mutual funds advisory and other services that benefit the clients. In short, it’s about understanding client needs and providing the solutions for the same.” Mr. Satish Kantheti, Jt. Managing Director adds. The Tagline “The art of investing” conveys that investing is as much an art as it is science and we at “ ZEN Money ” use our experience and expertise to guide clients to fulfil their financial goals. It also indicates that we offer investment services and products like stock broking/ Mutual funds/ PMS / Futures and options / currency futures/ commodities / IPO’s / Capital gains saving bonds etc. The launch of the new brand identity comes at a time when the company is preparing to announce a series of exciting new initi ... Source: www.fiercebiotech.com --- 22 hours ago
Affymax and partner Takeda have announced that they will suspend development of the drug Hematide for chemotherapy-induced anemia due to the "uncertain regulatory landscapes for erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESAs) in oncology indications." The drug was in Phase I trials. Affymax and Takeda say they are still testing Hematide for anemia related to chronic renal failure. Phase III trials are underway in the U.S. and Phase I/II trials are ongoing in Japan. Affymax was a 2006 Fierce 15 company . Affymax and Takeda aren't the first companies to shelve an ESA program. In June, Neose decided to halt further development of its experimental anemia drug. Revenue from the ESA category has been falling steadily as federal and private payers enforce limits on their use. - see the release Related Articles: Takeda licenses Hematide in $535M deal Affymax files IPO ...
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STX Enpaco Company Limited gained approval for its IPO… If you wish to view the entire report, visit us at GEO Monitor or contact us This report is provided as part of IIR Group Ltd.’s GEO (Global Equity Offerings) Monitor service, which tracks global IPO activity. Our GEO Monitor is the only comprehensive research coverage of [...] ... Find more results for IPO on RSSMicro.com |
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It's time to head back to school and fill your head with all kinds of information, so this week Vern Seward tracked down podcasts that can teach you something, but won't leave you counting the minutes to the lunch bell. Since school can be an expensive venture on its own, he even... ...
The soon-to-be-shuttered Yahoo Mash is not Yahoo's first failed social network. It's also not its second, third, or fourth. It took one whole hand for us to count Big Purple's failed attempts to get social, either through mergers or in-house development, below. Born on March 16, 2005 as "an innovative and engaging way for people to share their lives, leverage their community and get the most out of their online experience," according to Yahoo's then-COO Dan Rosensweig, Yahoo 360 isn't technically dead yet. But it's proved unpopular enough for Yahoo to try to replace it at least four times with the social networks listed below. Yahoo tried to replace 360 by offering $1 billion for Facebook in the summer of 2006. Mark Zuckerberg almost took the deal — but then Yahoo CEO Terry Semel scotched the deal by cutting the price. That's when Mark's sister Randi sang "Fuck you, Yahoo, they're going IPO!" Yahoo began talks with also-ran social network Bebo, reportedly offering to buy it for $1 billion in May 2007. The deal never happened. AOL bought Bebo for $850 million earlier this year. Less than a year ago came Yahoo Mash, a social network that allowed a user's friends to "mess" with each other's pages like they were Wikipedia entries. Eventually, Yahoo's Terrell Karlsten told Wired in October 2007 , "it will become a feature inside other services. For example, it's possible that you'll log into Yahoo Mail and see your profile along with ...
Filed under: Earnings reports , Forecasts , Bad news , Apple Inc (AAPL) , Dell (DELL) , Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) , Stocks to Sell I have been following Dell (NASDAQ: DELL ) since its 1988 IPO. No question, this was a mega-gamechanger company for years. The vision of Michael Dell creating this company from his University of Texas dorm room is inspiring. The dorm room became the new substitute for company creation as the Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ ) garage served beforehand. Dell was a great American success story---but the key here is WAS. Dell remains a sell. I wrote back in early 2007 that this company is doomed because of the total commoditization of its product line. Desk tops, laptops and servers were judged more by pricing than by functionality. Hewlett-Packard took market share away from Dell these past five years, and even the return of founder Michael Dell to the CEO role was not going to save this company. Many brokerage firms research analysts kept holding out the promise that Michael's return would salvage this once great gamechanging company and return it to its glory years. I wrote no way. It's a pipe dream and nothing more. When a company fights in the marketplace with pricing only, the margins dwindle and with that, the valuation. Comparisons were drawn that Michael Dell's return was like Steve Jobs return to Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ). Once again, no way. Apple has an incredibly unique product set and with that uniqueness ...
Filed under: Etc. , Ethanol , EV/Plug-in , Flex-Fuel , Hybrid , Hydrogen , Legislation and Policy Now that Sen. Barack Obama has been officially anointed as the Democratic Party's choice to head the ticket in November, it's perhaps time to take a closer look at some of his policies as they relate to the subject matter of this blog. Over at Green Fuels Forecast, they have a pretty thorough run-down on what Obama is promising and some of how he proposes to pay for it. Contrary to the sound-bites you here on the typical mainstream media news report, both candidates actually have relatively detailed proposals and its up to you to decide which is the best for the future of the United States and indeed the world. Obama has set some pretty aggressive goals for moving to renewable energy sources and getting plug-in vehicles onto American roads in large numbers. He also proposes a Clean Technologies Deployment Venture Capital Fund to help get new technology beyond the research stage. What's interesting about this point is the VC Fund terminology. Venture Capitalists don't typically invest their cash out of concern for the common good. They usually want a stake that they can cash out at IPO or Google buyout time. Will Obama's VC fund also take ownership stakes in return for government investments? Will they hold or sell those? It's an interesting approach and if they follow the typical VC model and sell successful investments, it could help rais ...