Samsung sells 76 million smartphones in second quarter, boosting market share: report
SEOUL (Reuters) – Samsung Electronics Co Ltd sold 76 million smartphones in the second quarter, expanding its market share to 33.1 percent, Strategy Analytics said on Friday.
Samsung sees smartphone ASP down in third-quarter due to cheaper models
SEOUL (Reuters) – Samsung Electronics Co Ltd on Friday expected its average selling prices of smartphones to decline slightly in the third quarter, because of the growing portion of mid- and low-end smartphones.
SAC gets cut by ‘edge’, a word Cohen hated
By Lauren Tara LaCapra, Matthew Goldstein and Emily Flitter
U.S. judge approves IBM’s foreign bribery case settlement with SEC
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Thursday signed off on IBM’s 2011 settlement with U.S. regulators over charges of foreign bribery, wrapping up the latest case that questioned U.S. authorities’ aggressiveness in investigating corporate misconduct…
U.S. judge approves IBM’s foreign bribery case settlement with SEC
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Thursday signed off on IBM’s 2011 settlement with U.S. regulators over charges of foreign bribery, wrapping up the latest case that questioned U.S. authorities’ aggressiveness in investigating corporate misconduct…
Facebook offers the dummy’s guide to mobile advertising
SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Facebook Inc’s mobile advertising success offers a ray of hope for Internet companies trying to make money within the confines of the smartphone’s small screen.
Amazon’s overseas weakness overshadows strength at home
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc forecast disappointing income and revenue as it grapples with a weaker international market, overshadowing improving profitability and economic conditions in the United States.
U.S. charges SAC Capital with insider trading crimes
By Emily Flitter, Svea Herbst-Bayliss and Jonathan Stempel
SAC gets cut by ‘edge’, a word Cohen hated
By Lauren Tara LaCapra, Matthew Goldstein and Emily Flitter
Time Warner Cable gets new CEO as industry ponders deals
(Reuters) – Time Warner Cable Inc’s longtime chief executive and chairman, Glenn Britt, will step down at the end of the year and be replaced by Robert Marcus, the company’s second in command.
