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...UK to probe Uber’s Autocab dealThe Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into Uber’s acquisition of the taxi technology company, Autocab, over fears the tie-up could limit competition...
...Mr Kulkarni said the sector would become more like “Apple v Samsung”, where biotechs competed on adding generation after generation of features....
...Xerox wants to give HP’s board its walking papers We’re all guilty of overusing the David v Goliath trope but in the case of Xerox and HP, it really does apply....
...The San Francisco-based company has hired the IPO advisory firm Class V, which was founded by Lise Buyer, a former investor and investment banker who worked on Google’s 2004 public offering....
...The Euro Stoxx technology index is down 1.5 per cent, against a 0.8 per cent fall for the wider Euro Stoxx 600. Semiconductor maker Infineon is among the biggest fallers....
...Although Silicon is overused as a prefix, in the case of Saxony it rings true with some of the biggest technology and chip companies, such as Infineon and GlobalFoundries, based there....
...That is more than the combined value of Osram Licht and Infineon, earlier Siemens offspring....
...The company is now the third-largest producer of automotive chips by revenue following NXP and Infineon of Germany, according to IHS....
...US memory chipmaker Micron has agreed to buy all the shares it doesn’t already own in Inotera Memories, a joint venture set up in 2003 between Infineon and Nanya, in a deal valued at at $3.2bn....
...Infineon Technologies, the German chipmaker, could attract takeover interest due to its foothold in growth sectors, including semiconductors for automated driving and electric vehicles, its chief executive...
...The “heartbleed bug” was found in the OpenSSL software by a team of security engineers last week, leaving technology companies scrambling to fix their systems before it was announced on Monday night....
...Party to commit torture and unlawful detention through its technologies....
...Others include Apple, Dell, Starbucks, JC Penney and, most recently, Procter & Gamble, which last month brought back AG Lafley as chief executive....
...Infineon lost ground after Goldman Sachs removed the German chipmaker from its Europe conviction list, while maintaining its “buy” rating. The shares slid 3.8 per cent to €5.71....
...They come from an adviser with links to more than $120bn in investors’ assets and is known for having forced through changes at large European companies from Siemens to Infineon....
...German chipmaker Infineon’s pledge to cut costs ahead of an anticipated weakening in demand appeared to provide shareholders with relief after analysts lowered their projections last week....
...been requesting Infineon, Samsung and Hynix to lower their DDR pricing to help it become a standard and drive Rambus away completely.”...
...Infineon Technologies was among the FTSE Eurofirst 300’s top performers after Deutsche Bank upgraded the German chipmaker to “buy” on Thursday....
...Two years ago, it spearheaded a shareholder rebellion at chipmaker Infineon. Mr Börsig would comment “as appropriate” on the Hermes proposal at the annual meeting, Deutsche Bank said....
...JPMorgan tipped the Xetra Dax as its preferred European index, citing the chipmaker Infineon Technologies as one of its top stocks. Infineon gained 3.2 per cent to €7.81 during trading....
...In Frankfurt, the Xetra Dax rose 0.4 per cent to 6,757.94 with Infineon Technologies gaining 3.5 per cent to €7.35 after Commerzbank raised the stock to “add”....
...As if technology company profits were not volatile enough over the past few years, the German company has added its own twists – haphazard strategy and corporate governance disputes....
...Infineon Technologies , the German chipmaker, rose 5.6 per cent to €7.37 after it reported better than expected first-quarter results. “The results were OK,” said one analyst....
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