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    Deal Highlights Oracle's Cloudy Future WSJ.com

    Customers have a habit of slipping through your fingers when, instead of offering innovative products, you seek to keep them locked into old ones. That is a pricey lesson Oracle is learning.

  • Satyam to Acquire 15% Stake in Dion Global WSJ Blogs

    By Dhanya Ann Thoppil BANGALORE -- Satyam Computer Services Ltd. said Friday it agreed to acquire an about 15% stake in Dion Global Solutions Ltd., marking the software exporter's first acquisition since it started recovering form one of ...

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    Oracle Broadens Reach in Web-Based Software WSJ.com

    Oracle Corp. agreed to acquire online-software maker Taleo Corp. for $1.9 billion, its second such acquisition in recent months and the latest sign that the software industry's old guard is embracing a newer model.

  • Deals of the Day: More Pain for Wall Street Bankers — Barclays Caps Bonuses WSJ Blogs

    Deals of the Day compiles this morning's biggest news about mergers and acquisitions, banking, bankruptcy and more. Catch us on Twitter, @WSJDealJournal.

  • Arch Coal profit rises on higher prices MarketWatch

    NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Arch Coal Inc.’s fourth-quarter profit rose 48% on sharply higher sales prices and revenue, as well as improved margins.

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    Asahi, Kirin Foresee Profit Boost WSJ.com

    TOKYO—Japan's two biggest brewers forecast solid profit growth for 2012 even as one posted weak earnings for last year, in a sign that a recent rush of overseas mergers and acquisitions will soon start boosting their bottom lines.

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    Ralph Lauren Set for Luxurious 2012 Barrons.com

    Ralph Lauren (RL: NYSE) By Needham & Co. ($157.07, Feb. 8, 2012) Ralph Lauren represents a quality luxury-goods manufacturer and retailer trading with long-term growth fueled by successfully integrating recent Asian acquisitions.

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    'Big' Was Diamond CEO's Style WSJ.com

    When Diamond Foods Inc. bought Pop Secret from General Mills Inc. in 2008, Chief Executive Michael J. Mendes called several hundred employees together at the nut company's offices in rural Stockton, Calif., and laid out his vision for ...

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    Flipkart Co-Founder: Amazon's No Threat WSJ.com

    NEW DELHI – Indian online retailer Flipkart.com isn't worried about potential competition from Amazon.com and plans to expand into digital music distribution as it strives to reach $1 billion in sales by the end of 2014, co-founder Binny ...

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    Satyam to Acquire 15% Stake in Dion Global WSJ.com

    BANGALORE -- Satyam Computer Services Ltd. said Friday it agreed to acquire an about 15% stake in Dion Global Solutions Ltd., marking the software exporter's first acquisition since it started recovering form one of India's worst ever ...

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    Thomson Reuters Posts Loss; A $3 Billion Write-Down Reflects Struggles in Wake of $17 Billion Acquisition WSJ.com

    Thomson Reuters Corp. swung to a loss in the fourth quarter due to a $3 billion goodwill write-down related to its financial-services division, the latest evidence of the struggles following Thomson Corp.'s $17 billion acquisition of ...

  • Stocks to watch Friday: LinkedIn, LeapFrog, Nuance MarketWatch

    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Among the stocks that could see active trade in Fridayday’s session are LinkedIn Corp.,True Religion Apparel Inc. and LeapFrog Enterprises Inc.

  • Botched Deal Kills Bonuses for Rio Bosses WSJ Blogs

    Amid the global furor surrounding executive compensation, Rio Tinto's bosses are voluntarily giving it up and taking responsibility for a botched deal the company is still paying dearly for.

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    Alcan Proves Costly to Rio Tinto WSJ.com

    Rio Tinto's $8.9 billion write-down on its Alcan aluminum division casts a pall over the struggling aluminum sector and offers a cautionary tale to mining companies contemplating big buys, the most significant being Glencore International ...

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    Snack CEO Ousted in Accounting Inquiry WSJ.com

    Diamond Foods Inc. fired its chief executive and chief financial officer, and said it would restate financial results for two years, after an internal probe found it had wrongly accounted for payments to walnut growers.

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