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Updated: 2/9/2010 6:19:53 AM
Allergan Buys Cosmetic Surgery Products
Allergan Inc., the Irvine-based maker of Botox and other drugs, has bought a cosmetic surgery business from Medford, Mass.-based Serica Technologies Inc. for an undisclosed price.
Irvine Software Maker Kofax Sees Sales Grow, Profits Slip
Irvine’s Kofax PLC, a maker of software that helps businesses cut down on paper and data entry, reported six-month results on Monday in which it saw sales grow and profits shrink.
Kingston Sees $4.1B in 2009 Sales as Memory Market Improves
Kingston Technology Co., the Fountain Valley-based maker of memory products for computers and consumer electronics, reported a small rise in 2009 sales after a year of rebounding prices for memory chips and improving demand.
ASR: More Business, More Boutique
The tough market for surf-inspired and other action sports clothing created a different mood earlier this week at the winter Action Sports Retailer Show—one of less show and more business.
Tech Manufacturers TTM, Powerwave Down on Outlooks
Two local technology companies saw their stocks hammered Friday after they gave conservative outlooks for the current quarter and balance of the year.
Super Bowl Set to See Big OC Advertiser Contingent
Come Sunday, you might think this year’s Super Bowl is brought to you by Orange County.
SEC Drops Pursuit of Suit Against Broadcom Founders
The Securities and Exchange Commission is dropping its pursuit of a lawsuit against the founders of Broadcom Corp. and others a week after a federal judge said he had “serious problems” with the litigation.
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Toyota Readies Global Prius Recall
Japanese carmaker Toyota Motor Corp. said it was preparing a global recall of its new Prius model, risking a fresh dent to its battered reputation for quality and reliability. |
Fed's Bullard: Could See Asset Sales Later in 2010
The Federal Reserve could begin to sell off assets later this year and should try to get its balance sheet down to a normal size before the next recession strikes, a senior Federal Reserve official said on Monday. |
Disney, Google Eye Stake in China Bus Media Firm
A consortium led by Walt Disney Co. is in advanced talks to buy into China's largest in-bus digital media and advertising company, a deal that could offer the entertainment giant a new platform to promote Mickey Mouse in China, three sources told Reuters. |
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