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Ex-German President Kohler promises Growth of SMEs

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) have a great scope in East Africa. Seeing the hope of development in the area, ex- German President Horst Kohler has promised that he will make all efforts for development of the industry.

German Telefonica Unit Realizes Rise in Shares

Tuesday, the shares of Telefonica's O2-branded German unit saw an increase by 3%, as per a recent report. The rise was seen probably in the wake of a biggest initial public offering by Europe in more than a year.

Penguin, Random House Publishers Join Hands

With the upsurge in popularity of electronic books and shrinking print market, Pearson Plc has joined hands with Bertelsmann SE's Random House. The new merged entity, Penguin Random House, would be 53% owned by Guetersloh, Germany-based Bertelsmann and rest will be owned by London-based Pearson.

Long Battle Ahead To Sustain Euro

It seems that it would take a bit longer for Europe to make Euro sustainable in the long run. There is relief seen among many after the European Central Bank claimed that it might act as buyer of last resort for the bonds of troubled euro zone members, though under some conditions; there is a lot to be done to shed all fears.

Fitch Ratings affirms Samsung's rating at 'A+'/Stable

On the basis of its projections that Samsung Electronics will retain its top-notch spot in smartphone unit sales during the coming two-year period, Fitch Ratings has recently affirmed Samsung's rating at 'A+'/Stable.

N+1 Brewin reveals expansion hopes

N+1 Brewin, new corporate advisory & brokerage firm formed following the takeover of the Brewin Corporate Advisory & Broking division by N+1, it would add up to 30 people over the next few years to expand its reach.

Chief Executive Jamie Cumming said the firm’s 55-strong workforce would be expanded as it targets new areas.

Microsoft Windows sales slip 6.1% in Q4 of 2011

Microsoft’s profits slipped slightly in the final quarter of last year as weak PC market hit the software giant’s core Windows business.

During the three months to the end of December 2011, Microsoft pocketed a net profit of $6.624 billion (£4.27 billion), slightly down from $6.634 billion in the previous quarter.

Engineers considering tweaks to Volt’s battery to prevent fire

Engineers at General Motors Co are reportedly making a number of tweaks to reinforce vulnerable sections of the Chevrolet Volt battery pack to eliminate the risk of a fire after a crash.

A Chevrolet Volt's lithium-ion battery pack caught fire three weeks after the vehicle underwent a crash test in May at a Wisconsin-based NHTSA test facility.

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