Lenovo's $2.9bn Motorola handset buyout caps transformation plan - Financial Times
IBNLiveLenovo's $2.9bn Motorola handset buyout caps transformation planFinancial TimesA bold acquisition of an iconic US brand that will cap Lenovo's rise to the ranks of global technology leaders? Or a deal too far that will cripple the Chinese company's finances without making an appreciable dent in the mobile markets that have come to ...Lenovo shares dive on Motorola newsNinemsnNo need to go back to debt markets for Google deal: Lenovo CFOZee NewsGoogle sells Motorola unit, but hangs on to valuable patentsFirstpostSan Francisco Chronicle -Reuters Indiaall 525 news articles »
Acid bath helps create 'ethical' stem cells in half-an-hour - Business Standard
CNNAcid bath helps create 'ethical' stem cells in half-an-hourBusiness StandardScientists in Japan have found a remarkably easy way to make cells that can grow into any tissue in the body. The method if it can be repeated in human tissue, may lead to cheap and simple methods to make patient-matched stem cells that could repair ...Houston scientists cautious about stem cell breakthroughHouston Chronicle (blog)New method makes stem cells in about 30 minutes, scientists reportLos Angeles TimesNew stem cell technique may aid medical treatmentsThe News InternationalSydney Morning Herald -The Independent -U.S. News & World Reportall 292 news articles »
Facebook sees a jump in quarterly earnings, revenue and users - Washington Post
Toronto StarFacebook sees a jump in quarterly earnings, revenue and usersWashington PostSOCIAL MEDIA. Facebook sees jump in earnings, users. Mobile advertising accounted for more than half of Facebook's total ad revenue in the final quarter of last year, a sign that the social network born a decade ago in the desktop computer era is ...Facebook posts strong Q4 earnings, cites growth in mobile ad revenueNDTVFacebook achieves record quarterly results driven by mobile surgeDigital SpyFacebook shares leap with profit jumpBusiness RecorderSky News -The Globe and Mail -ABC Onlineall 364 news articles »
Rupee, bonds fall as Fed further reduces stimulus - Reuters India
Rupee, bonds fall as Fed further reduces stimulusReuters IndiaMUMBAI (Reuters) - The rupee fell on Thursday, tracking weakness in emerging markets after the Federal Reserve further pruned its monetary stimulus. The partially convertible rupee was last at 62.77/78 versus Wednesday's close of 62.41/42. It had earlier ...and more »
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