Toshiba closes sale of memory chips unit to Bain Capital for $18 bi
9/21/2017 -
Tokyo (Reuters)-the Japanese Toshiba hit on Wednesday the sale of your valuable memory chip unit to a group led by u.s. private equity firm Bain Capital, an important step for the Japanese conglomerate in difficulties continue listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange.
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Toshiba focuses on negotiation of sale of chip unit in Bain group, but does n...
9/14/2017 -
TOKYO-Toshiba Corp said on Wednesday it agreed to focus on selling your valuable chips unit to a group led by Bain Capital and the South Korean chipmaker Hynix SK, though not discard an agreement with other stakeholders.
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Magazine Luiza provides open 60 stores in 2017, most in the Northeast
9/13/2017 -
Part of the resources to be obtained on stock offering announced at Magazine Luiza will be used to open 60 stores this year, informed the President of the Council of the network, Luiza Trajano, at an event in the commercial Association of Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday, 12.
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LG has 4 high% in revenue in the second quarter
8/3/2017 -
LG Electronics announced that its revenue in the second quarter of 2017 totaled 14.55 trillion KRW ($ $12.89 billion), up nearly 4% in comparison with the same period in 2016.
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Uncertainty leads plan to buy durable to the lowest level in 15 years
4/10/2017 -
Sao Paulo-the intention of buying durable goods for the second quarter amounted to 40% this year, the lowest for the period since 2002, according to the Brazilian Institute of Retail executives and Consumer Market (Ibevar). The result showed a pullback over the past year, and was far below the historical average of 57.4% search.
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Near the end of analog TV, there are converters in SP
3/14/2017 -
On March 29, the Government intends to turn the analog TV signal in the greater São Paulo. This will only happen, however, if 93% of the estimated 22 million residents of the region are prepared for change: the inhabitants and their "neighbors" must have a digital signal-compatible TV or a converter installed on your tv. Otherwise, only summer drizzles on the screen. The problem, however, is to find a digital converter in retail stores in São Paulo is more difficult than imagined.
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Internet giants might steal telecom operators market
3/10/2017 -
São Paulo-telecom operators are at risk of falling behind internet giants in emerging technology segments. According to Accenture, 44 percent of the market would trade the current providers like Google or Amazon for incoming, if they offer the same services.
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Toshiba prepares to sell stake in unit of chips
1/20/2017 -
Tokyo-the Japanese Toshiba began preparations to sell a minority stake in its chip business, said people with knowledge of the matter, since it seeks financing urgently to avoid being harmed by a multi-billion-dollar loss for coming.
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84000 wins new broadband access
1/16/2017 -
São Paulo-84000 were recorded new broadband access last November, reported the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel). The service has risen 5.06 percent in the last 12 months and reached 26, 721milhões of signatures throughout the country.
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Sharp will review agreements to boost global presence
8/24/2016 -
Tokyo-Japanese electronics maker Sharp said on Tuesday that will review their licensing agreements of trademark TV abroad, in an effort to boost its global presence under the auspices of Taiwan''s Foxconn.
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Brazilians opting for local brands foods
6/21/2016 -
According to the Nielsen Global study on origin of Brands, Brazilians prefer the global brands for durable goods, especially technological products such as computers and laptops, mobiles, tv (73%) and camera/video equipment (63%), in addition to personal care products like shampoo, conditioner and toothpaste (58%).
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Tv sales fall 28% in the quarter
5/17/2016 -
Sales of television sets in Brazil fell 28% in volume in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period in 2015.
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