Record Q4 Revenue for Ingram Micro
Shares of Santa Ana-based Ingram Micro Inc. were up in afternoon trading Thursday, a day after the company reported fourth-quarter revenue along with profits that beat Wall Street expectations.
Record Q4 Revenue for Ingram Micro
Santa Ana-based Ingram Micro Inc. on Wednesday reported fourth-quarter revenue along with profits that beat Wall Street expectations.
Los Alamitos Wants Thoroughbred Status
SPORTS: Aims for industry training center to replace Hollywood Park
Los Alamitos Race Course wants thoroughbred status.
Samsung Tops Apple as Broadcom’s Biggest Customer
Sales to South Korea-Based Brand Now 17.3% of Total
Samsung tops Apple as Broadcom’s biggest customer, in Technology
Taking on More at Microsemi
“First Time We Dipped Into Debt Markets”
CFO OF THE YEAR AWARDS: Microsemi Corp.’s John Hohener is the financial strategist behind the Aliso Viejo-based chipmaker’s aggressive growth plan.
This Equation Adds Up
Company Grows as Guard Against Fraudulent Returns to Retailers
CFO OF THE YEAR AWARDS: David Justus helped bring The Retail Equation Inc. through recession, into position as an established player in thwarting merchandise scams
More Than the Money Guy
Ingram Micro’s Humes Takes Addition of COO’s Duties in Stride
CFO OF THE YEAR AWARDS: William Humes is more than the money guy at Ingram Micro Inc.
New Zealand Regulators Approve Emulex Deal
Costa Mesa-based networking equipment maker Emulex Corp. has received approval from New Zealand regulators to acquire Endace Ltd. for $130 million in an all-cash deal, the company announced Tuesday.
New Zealand Regulators Approve Emulex Deal
Costa Mesa-based networking equipment maker Emulex Corp. has received approval from New Zealand regulators to acquire Endace Ltd. for $130 million in an all-cash deal, the company announced Tuesday.
WD Thinks Small (and Medium) With Arkeia Buy
Backup Software Fits With Home-Based Business Push
Western Digital thinks small (and medium) with Arkeia buy, in Technology
Yorba Linda Defense Firm Aims for Commercial Markets
TECHNOLOGY: New CEO sees “unmet needs” at plants, factories
Sabtech’s new chief exec is changing the longtime defense industry supplier’s course—starting with its name
Emulex Down 10% on Current Quarter Outlook
Shares of Costa Mesa-based Emulex Corp. were down about 10% in afternoon trading, a day after the networking equipment maker recorded mixed financial results for the December quarter and gave a revenue and profit outlook in the current quarter below Wall Street expectations.
Emulex Posts Mixed Results
Costa Mesa-based networking equipment maker Emulex Corp. on Thursday recorded mixed financial results for the December quarter and gave a revenue and profit outlook in the current quarter below Wall Street expectations.
Broadcom Beats Q4 Expectations, Revenue Outlook Misses Q1 Target
Irvine-based chipmaker Broadcom Corp. on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter sales and earnings that beat Wall Street expectations and provided a revenue target below estimates for the current quarter.
Nasdaq Delists Powerwave
Santa Ana-based Powerwave Technologies Inc. has been delisted from the Nasdaq and now is trading on the over-the-counter stock market.
Broadcom Beats Q4 Expectations, Revenue Outlook Misses Q1 Target
Irvine-based chipmaker Broadcom Corp. on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter sales and earnings that beat Wall Street expectations and provided a revenue target below estimates for the current quarter.
Powerwave Files for BK
Shares of Powerwave Technologies Inc. plummeted Monday after the Santa Ana-based company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Delaware.
Fast Grower Looks to Go Beyond Marijuana Apps to Maintain Pace
MARKETING: SearchCore eyes other segments for finder sites
SearchCore Inc. ditches marijuana business, maps new strategy in other markets
Dell Takeover Bid Puts Quest in Line for More Change
Buyout Bid Follows $2.4B Deal for Software Maker
Dell takeover bid puts Quest in line for more change, in Technology
NB Investor Tees Off
SPORTS: Concert Golf buys East Coast country club to start $50 million fund
Newport Beach investor tees off with country club buy
QLogic Up on Quarterly Results
Shares of QLogic Corp. surged Friday, a day after the Aliso Viejo-based networking-equipment maker reported revenue and earnings for the December quarter that beat Wall Street expectations.
Cisco Sells Irvine-Based Linksys Unit
Cisco Systems Inc. has struck a deal to sell its home networking group based in Irvine to Belkin International Inc. in Playa Vista.
Strong Quarter for Western Digital
Irvine-based disk drive maker Western Digital Corp. on Wednesday reported December quarter earnings and revenue that beat Wall Street expectations.
Strong Quarter for Western Digital
Irvine-based disk drive maker Western Digital Corp. on Wednesday reported December quarter earnings and revenue that beat Wall Street expectations.
Wall Street Chatter on WD Going Private
A bid to take Dell Inc. private is causing a stir on Wall Street that Irvine-based Western Digital Corp. could follow suit.
Silicon Valley Puts $35M in Irvine Software Maker
TECHNOLOGY: Norwest has record of profitable exits in tech
A Silicon Valley investor takes a minority stake in Irvine-based software maker Pics Auditing for $35M
Kingston’s New Drive Grabs CES Mindshare
TECHNOLOGY: Holds 1 terabyte, starting price around $2,000
Kingston Technology Inc. has packed the memory capacity of a server into a USB flash drive that can fit in your pocket
Vizio Doubles Down on Tablets With 2 New Versions
Test With 1st Model Limited But Profitable, CTO Says
Vizio doubles down on tablets with two new versions, in Technology
Irvine Software Company Draws NorCal Investor
A Northern California investment firm has taken a minority stake in Irvine-based software services provider Pics Auditing LLC for $35 million.
Circuit Board Makers Down on Apple Concerns, ‘Soft Demand’
Orange County’s two largest printed circuit board makers are taking a bruising Tuesday on Wall Street amid softening demand and profit concerns.
Vizio’s Next Mountain: Smart Phones in China
TECHNOLOGY: Eyes piece of boom amid crowded field there
Vizio’s next mountain: smart phones in China
Former OCer Back From Texas for $23M Buy of TapIt
New Owner Plans to Fold in Top Execs, Rest of Staff
Former OCer back from Texas for $23 million buy of TapIt, in Technology
Consumer Market Vet to D-Link Helm
TECHNOLOGY: Walthers counts stops at Dell, Linksys
D-Link Systems hires veteran of tech industry’s consumer-electronics segment for its top position in North America
OC Companies on Ultra High-Def TV Trend
Orange County-based companies are helping fuel the hype for ultra high-definition TVs—one of the hot trends at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show this week in Las Vegas.
OC Companies on Ultra High-Def TV Trend
Orange County-based companies are helping fuel the hype for ultra high-definition TVs—one of the hot trends at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show this week in Las Vegas.
Broadcom Announces LG Deal, Others at CES
Irvine-based chipmaker Broadcom Corp. will power the first 5G Wi-Fi TV from LG Electronics, the company announced this week at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Broadcom Announces LG Deal, Others at CES
Irvine-based chipmaker Broadcom Corp. will power the first 5G Wi-Fi TV from LG Electronics, the company announced this week at the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Martian Watches Hit Vegas as CES Kicks Off
Irvine-based startup Martian Watches made a splash last night when it introduced what it bills as the world’s first smart watch with voice activation.
Newport Media Gets $10 Million Loan for Global Push
Recent Design Wins Include Big Mobile Phone Makers
Newport Media Inc. gets $10 million loan for global push, in Technology
Vintage Coyne
“Crisp Execution” on Hitachi Deal, High Water
BUSINESS PEOPLE OF THE YEAR: Technology: John Coyne
OC Companies Look for Jump-Start at CES
TECHNOLOGY: Locals aim to make splash, forge deals
Orange County companies look for jump-start at 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show
In Memoriam: Dennis Morin, Wonderware Founder
Listed With Edison, Wright Brothers, Gates in Annals of Industrial Automation
Dennis Morin, a leader in Orange County’s burgeoning software industry in the 1980s, passed away last week.
Wonderware Founder Morin Passes
Dennis Morin, a leader in Orange County’s burgeoning software scene in the 1980s, died earlier this week after battling cancer.
Cloud Services Set to Stay in Driver’s Seat for 2013
Seamlessness Takes Hold at Home, Store and Work
Ericsson ConsumerLab report outlines “Ten Hot Consumer Trends” for 2013, in Technology
Vinny’s Next Move
Toba Capital Eyes “Next Generation of IT Infrastructure”
Vinny Smith’s newest venture: Toba Capital
Online in Orange
Taiwan Company’s U.S. Headquarters Keeps Low Profile, Rides High Tide With Amazon
Transcend Information Inc. keeps low profile while gaining market share through online sales
Acacia Adds Orthopedic Patents
Newport Beach-based Acacia Research Corp. has bolstered its portfolio of medical devices and technology patents with its latest buy.
Cisco Seeks Buyer for Linksys Unit in Irvine
Cisco Systems Inc. has hired Barclays PLC to shop its home networking group based in Irvine and may have already found a buyer, according to media reports.
Cisco Seeks Buyer for Linksys Unit in Irvine
Cisco Systems Inc. has hired Barclays PLC to shop its home networking group based in Irvine and may have already found a buyer, according to media reports.
N.Y. Hedge Fund Becomes Emulex’s Largest Investor
A New York hedge fund with a history of high-profile sales and acquisitions in the technology sector has become Emulex Corp.’s largest investor.
