MMO2 offers small investor buyout
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Mobile phone company MMO2 seeks to reduce the size of its shareholder base in a move which will also see it rename itself O2.
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Pulling a growth stock off the value investor's plate.
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As predicted UK mobile operator mmO2 has signed a deal with NTT DoCoMo of Japan to offer i-mode services in Britain. The terms of the agreement will allow the former mobile wing of BT to offer i-mode services
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A dot-com enabler for small financial institutions is rolling in the dough.
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The software giant makes a small acquisition to bolster its moves for unified communications.
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The game of chance can help us become better investors.
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Multimedia Games might appear cheap, but most investors should stick to the bigger slot makers.
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A tiny deal may be a sign of grander ambitions for the security market.
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Did you know you can buy just one share of stock -- or even less -- at a time?
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DoCoMo and mmO2 said the service in Britain and Ireland would start in the second half of 2005. A similar service will begin in Germany in 2006.
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A second buyout group is considering an offer for HarrahÂs Entertainment, the largest casino operator in the world.
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The Motley Fool - Here's something you don't see every day -- the continuing brouhaha between Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL - News) and PeopleSoft (Nasdaq: PSFT - News) being a notable exception. South Africa's Harmony Gold Mining Company (NYSE: HMY - News) has announced a hostile takeover bid to acquire fellow South African miner Gold Fields Limited (NYSE: GFI - News). The transaction, if it takes place, would be an all-stock acquisition, with Harmony issuing 1.275 new shares in payment for each share of Gold Fields. The deal would value Gold Fields at more than &#36;8 billion. ...
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Leading independent games maker,  Argonaut, is put up for sale to try to save the UK firm from going under.
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The buyout for the ice manufacturer is on the rocks.
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The Motley Fool - It's no secret that Internet frenzy 2.0 has included a fair share of small Web start-ups getting bought out by Internet giants. Yahoo!'s (Nasdaq: YHOO - News) reported interest in buying social networking site Facebook last week is yet another case in point. However, craigslist founder Craig Newmark went on the record saying he's not in the least bit interested in a buyout. And guess what -- nobody should be in the least bit surprised.
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The company may be hinting at going public.
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Japanâs dominant wireless operator, NTT DoCoMo Inc., has reached a basic agreement to offer its popular i-mode mobile Internet technology to Britainâs mmO2 Plc.