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 Entries tagged "Sun Microsystems"Risk arbitrage: Nov. 2, 2009A look at Sun Microsystems-Oracle, Sprint Nextel iPCS and Verenex-Libyan Investment Authority. Lost in the cloudLike many new technologies, cloud computing generates hype, derision and, for some, revenue. How big is it going to get, and when will IT departments view it as a truly viable option? Scenes from the slowdownM&A activity may have stalled during the first half of the year, but deal lawyers still had plenty to talk about. Risk arbitrage: Aug. 10, 2009Oracle's proposed $7.4 billion acquisition of Sun is on track for summer close; Addax Petroleum's $8.5 billion purchase by Sinopec also nears close and more. Reviving a legendAfter winning Silicon Graphics out of bankruptcy, Rackable Systems has its work cut out for it. Competition from the likes of Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Sun Microsystems made existence tough for SGI, and the combined company will have its hands full. Route 128 revisitedDespite a recession and the vagaries of science and technology, Boston's high-tech corridor continues to thrive. Not that there aren't concerns and anxieties. Movers & shakers: April 9, 2009The Swiss Federal Council nominated vice president Philipp Hildebrand as president of the Swiss National Bank, effective Jan. 1, 2010. He will replace a retiring... Manifest destiny?For some companies, a recession is a terrible thing to waste. Silver liningsDespite a sour M&A climate, firms that advise sale-minded, venture-backed companies are in the sweet spot. A middle-market oasisIn tough financing markets, the Small Business Administration's debenture program suddenly looks awfully appealing. Earning their keepTech corporate development pros keep buying, but pick their spots. Plant eatersStartup Qteros turns to germs for low-carbon ethanol, and KKR gets sunstroke. Brockman goes to BlackstoneIvan Brockman moves to Blackstone with plans to open its new Silicon Valley office. | ||||||||||||||||
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