Vulcan slashes price of FlipStart
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Vulcan lowers the price of its FlipStart UMPC to $699.
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Diversitech, Inc. and Call Henry, Inc., Joint Venture, Sunnyvale, Calif., is being awarded a $6,778,023 cost plus award fee contract modification. This action provides for Civil Engineering and Base Maintenance Services.
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To trade under 'BLOG'...hey wait a minute BladeLogic has revealed intentions to raise about $45.4m in an initial public offering of common shares later this year.â¦
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(InfoWorld) - Oracle has increased the price it is willing to pay for an additional stake in i-flex solutions, a vendor of financial software in Mumbai, India. The move follows a period of sharp increases in company valuations on India's stock market, and Oracle may have felt that increasing its offer was necessary to make its offer more attractive for i-flex shareholders, analysts said. Oracle, of Redwood Shores, California, said Thursday said it has increased its offer price to 2,100 Indian rupees ($47) per share, including interest. The company also said that it has raisedÂ to about 35 percent the number of shares it has agreed to buy in the pending open offer to i-flex shareholders. The new open offer price is a 42 percent premium to the 1,475 rupees per share that Oracle first offered, and a 20 per cent premium to i-flex's closing stock price on Thursday of 1,751 rupees. Indian stock markets are booming, and investor expectations are high, said a financial analyst who declined to be named. Oracle may have not found sufficient support for the offer at its earlier price, he said. The price of i-flex's shares has risen by over 52 percent in the last six months. Oracle informed the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) in September that it intended to acquire an additional 20 percent of the equity of i-flex. It already holds a 55 percent stake in the company. Oracle would be paying about $531 million for the additional stake. Oracle subsequently delayed the open date of the offer from Nov. 6 to Dec. 4. In an statement to the BSE on Friday, i-flex said that Oracle had increased the number of shares it wanted to purchase in the open offer from the earlier 16.63 million to 28.39 million, representing 34.14 percent of the emerging voting capital. An i-flex spokeswoman declined to comment on the new offer. Oracle will be paying about $1.3 billion for the additional equity if its offer sails through. The open offer closes on Dec. 23.ADVERTISEMENTNEW IT SERVICES FROM IBM: EASIER TO BUY AND IMPLEMENTDiscover a simpler, more cost-effective way to get the solutions your company needs to grow more flexible and efficient.
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Google Inc., the Web search engine, on  Wednesday slashed the price range on its eagerly awaited  initial public offering to between $85 and $95 per share from  $108 to $135 per share.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - In a sign that Google Inc.'s initial public offering isn't as popular as expected, the company lowered its estimated price range to between $85 and $95 per share, down from the earlier prediction of $108 and $135 per share...
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Oracle lifted its purchase offer for PeopleSoft to $24 per share from a previous bid of $21. &quot;This price represents a significant premium to recent trading prices, and is in excess of the 52
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ARM gets slapped for making a pricey buy.
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or about less than half what the current model weighs -- will be sold at $149 per unit in North American markets and at 149 euros in Europe starting November 1st.
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Oracle, which is in the midst of a hostile takeover attempt of rival PeopleSoft, on Monday raised its offer for the smaller software company by $3 per share to $24 per share.
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$21 per share? You're having a laugh Oracle scoffed at BEA last night, describing the middleware's self-set $21 per share price tag as "impossibly high" and saying it had no intention of raising its offer.â¦
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Convenience comes at too big a price.
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Online discount retailer eCOST.com said on Wednesday that it expects its planned initial public offering will price at &#36;7 per share, a reduction from its previously stated range of &#36;9 to &#36;11 per share.
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Steven P. Jobs apologized âfor disappointing some of youâ after early adopters who paid full price complained about yesterdayâs price cut.
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Q. On the advice of a friend who was making lots of money several years ago, I bought some shares of Cisco Systems for $124 each. They've recently been trading in the high $20s. I will not sell them for such a loss.
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Blog: It's cheaper than ever to take the quad-core plunge, but don't spend money on cores you don't need.
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British oil firm Cairn Energy has said that the initial public offering of its Indian unit would be priced at 160 rupees per share (2.73 euros, 3.56 dollars) -- at the low end of its price range.