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Alibaba Plans to Make the Biggest Stock Debut in History Worth $24.3 Billion, What to Consider in Buying Alibaba Shares
Online shopping giant Alibaba sells its shares to raise $24.3 billion in total, considered as the largest Initial Public Offering (IPO) in history.
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RadioShack Struggles with Possible Bankruptcy
RadioShack reported Sept 11 that it is battling out an impending bankruptcy issue. The electronics retailer RadioShack is currently on the brink of losing the company, according to its report Sept 11.
Burger King Sells Loans to Buy Tim Hortons
Burger King is planning to sell $7.25 billion loan to acquire Tim Horton’s on Aug.26. Burger King is selling a loan package worth $7. 25 billion loan package to buy Tim Horton's on Aug.
Walmart Goes to Crop Tour for the First Time
Walmart attended the Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour for the first time on Aug. 18-21, eyeing on developing marketing strategies and improve its relationship with the farmers.
Twitter To Raise $1.3 Billion from Debt Market
Twitter plans to raise $1.5 Billion by selling financial bonds to invest in the company’s expansion.
Uphill for Asian and Australian Stock Market
Asian and Australian shares advance as market shares and employment increase Japan's yen rose for the first time after reaching its lowest since September 2008, while Australian share market climbed after a surge in employment in the country.
Microsoft Plans To Buy MInecraft Maker Mojang For $2 Billion
Tech giant Microsoft is the final stages of closing the deal of buying Mojang, creator of Minecraft, for $2 billion.
Apple's Unveils First Product Under CEO Tim Cook
Apple unveiled their newest line of products--a smartwatch and two large-screen iPhones. Apple CEO Tim Cook unveiled Tuesday their newest gadget-the Apple Watch.
Google Announces To Open Campus Seoul Next Year
Google announced Wednesday the plans to open Campus Seoul for startup innovators in Korea. Google announced that they will open a startup campus in Seoul, South Korea next year.
Apple CEO Announces Increased Security For iCloud
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that Apple will increase security measures for iCloud. Apple CEO Tim Cook announced Thursday that they'll be adding alerts to their iCloud security.
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