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China's Lenovo is in detailed discussions on a smartphone venture with NEC Corp, as it eyes partnerships and acquisitions to expand in high-growth markets.
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U.S. stock index futures trimmed some gains Friday, with major averages poised to post their worst weekly declines this year, as investors reacted to the latest wave of earnings reports.
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Lenovo Group said on Friday it was in preliminary talks about a potential acquisition, following a report that IBM was negotiating the sale of its server hardware business to the Chinese computer maker.
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Steve Durose, head of Asia-Pacific Technology, Media and Telecoms (TMT) ratings, tells CNBC that China's Lenovo PC maker has had a tremendous performance on sales and are having an impact on the US market.
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Major tech stocks slumped on Thursday after an industry report showed that personal computer shipments had fallen significantly in the first quarter.
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HTC, the Taiwanese mobile maker, announced profits hit a record low in the first quarter and one analyst told CNBC that a new tie-in with Facebook has little potential in resurrecting the company's fortunes.
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The $24.4 billion buyout of Dell would be tough for competing investors to beat, Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford Bernstein says.
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Samsung launched its latest salvo against Apple in the war for global smartphone dominance. What does it mean for Apple?
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The leveraged buyout of Dell requires that only 42 percent of existing shareholders vote against the deal for it to be abandoned. It is fair to say the a LBO is in doubt.
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Despite a new handset, BlackBerry will likely exit the smartphone market to focus on the software and services market, one analyst told CNBC.
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CNBC's Adam Bakhtiar looks at Blackberry in the daily 'Stock in 60' segment as shares rallied over 14% on takeover speculation from China's Lenovo.
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BlackBerry shares spiked after AT&T said it will carry its new smartphone, rekindling speculation that the smartphone maker could be a takeover target.
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More and more mobile companies are trying to gain a foothold in a country where white-label phones once ruled the roost, but some analysts say that attempts to crack what is now the world's largest market may be a waste of time.
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Dell Chief Executive Michael Dell, aiming to clinch a $24.4 billion deal to take the No. 3 PC maker private, has agreed to value his 16 percent stake about 2 percent below the offer price.
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Asian stocks were mostly lower on Thursday, with caution setting in ahead of a central bank policy meeting in Europe.
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The $24.4 billion proposal to privatize U.S. technology giant Dell is part of founder Michael Dell's efforts to transform the company into a 'mini IBM', said analysts.
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Dell agreed to be taken private Tuedsay in a nearly $24 billion buyout deal by a consortium led by its founder and chief executive, Michael Dell.
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Lenovo shares have risen in recent months, but the stock still looks like a bargain.
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Steve Zhang, Senior Analyst, Macquarie discusses Lenovo's earnings report and plans for reaching into emerging markets.
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China's Lenovo Group, on track to become the world's top maker of personal computers, reported a record quarterly profit, up by a third from a year earlier, as it gained more share in the PC market and made inroads in the smartphone business.
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Asian stocks closed higher on Wednesday, with investors shifting their focus to corporate earnings in the region and the Federal Reserve's policy announcement later in the day.
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