Breakingviews: Microsoft's mobile chains
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Sept 3 – Breakingviews columnists discuss how the $7.2 bln acquisition of Nokia’s handset business by Microsoft will make it even harder for CEO Steve Ballmer’s successor to start fresh.
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Sept. 3 – Vodafone’s CEO says he’s committed to the mobile operator’s next chapter after pulling off the $130 billion sale of the group’s stake in U.S. operator Verizon Wireless. But as Joanna Partridge reports there’s anger that the British firm won’t pay any tax in the UK on the deal, because it will take place through a Dutch holding company…
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By WSJ SMALL BUSINESS TEAM Fall preview: Summer is now in the rearview mirror, and it’s time to get back to work. From the health-care overhaul to crowdfunding rule changes, here is what’s down the road for businesses this fall. Wall Street Journal. Tax overhaul: Congress’s top tax writers have pledged to make small-business concerns a priority as they craft legislation to overhaul the nation’s tax code, though they remain tight-lipped on some of the specifics employers can expect in their proposals…
Continue Reading On wsj.com »Microsoft firms up hardware strategy
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Sep. 3 – Microsoft tries to mimic the hardware/software success of Apple and Google with its $7.2 billion purchase of Nokia’s handset business. Fred Katayama reports.
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Five business stories to watch. How to terminate an employee you don’t want to terminate. Nine Israeli start-ups.
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Sept. 3 – Former market leader Nokia is to sell its handset business to Microsoft in a last-ditch attempt to gain ground on its rivals in the lucrative smartphone market. Microsoft has set its sights on a 15 percent share by 2018, but as Ivor Bennett reports, it has its work cut out.
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Sept. 3 – South Africa’s President, Jacob Zuma appeals to mining unions over strike action which could have devasting effects on the industry, potentially costing the country $35 million a day in lost output. Hayley Platt reports.
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