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Intel Grabs Xircom For $748M By Mark A. Kellner www.NewsFactor.com, Part of the NewsFactor Network January 15, 2001 Two ends of the computer industry moved closer together Monday as Intel Corporation and Xircom, Inc. announced a US$748 million deal that would have Intel acquire Xircom, a Thousands Oaks, California-based maker of PC cards and other networking products, for $25 per share in an all..

SmithKline, Glaxo merger valued at $75 billion January 17, 2000 SmithKline Beecham and Glaxo Wellcome agreed to merge and form the world's biggest pharmaceutical company in a deal valued at $75.7 billion. Both companies are based in London. SmithKline's U.S. headquarters is in Philadelphia; Glaxo's is in North Carolina. Under the proposed agreement, SmithKline COO Jaun-Pierre Garnier will serves..

From: Compaq 1998 Annual Report Source: http://www.compaq.com/corporate/1998ar/financials/notes/02_nf.html On June 11, 1998, Compaq consummated its acquisition of Digital. Digital was an industry leader in implementing and supporting networked business solutions in multi-vendor environments based on high performance platforms and had an established global service and support team. The aggregate ..

Citigroup Plans 10,400 Job Cuts By Patricia Lamiell AP Business Writer Tuesday, December 15, 1998; 3:10 p.m. EST NEW YORK (AP) — Citigroup announced 10,400 job cuts today, more than had been expected, as part of a major restructuring that will cost the company $900 million in lost earnings. The announcement marks the first time the company has divulged details of its huge restructuring program a..

Cendant agree to buy reservation firm Galileo June 18, 2001 9:45am NEW YORK (AP) _ Hotel and rental car giant Cendant Corp. is buying Galileo International Inc., the second-largest travel reservation firm, for dlrs 2.9 billion in cash and stock. Under the deal announced Monday, Cendant would control Galileo's travel reservation system, which handles 92 billion transactions a year, and solidify i..

July 31, 2000 Broadcom Nabs Altima Broadcom Corp, (NASDAQ:BRCM), a provider of integrated circuits enabling high-speed broadband communications, Monday purchased Altima in a deal valued at more than $533 million. As part of the definitive agreement, Broadcom will exchange about 2.5 million shares of its Class A common stock for all outstanding shares of Altima preferred and common stock and outs..