Some articles on acquired:
... The company was founded in 1985 and was acquired by Dicom Group in 1999 ... In May 2011 Kofax acquired Atalasoft Inc ... firm known primarily for its dotImage imaging toolkit, and in December 2011, Kofax acquired Singularity Limited, a provider of business process management (BPM) and case management software ...
... Yageo acquired Vitrohm (founded in Denmark, 1933) in 1996 ... It acquired the Phycomp and Ferroxcube brand names from Phillips Electronics NV in the summer of 2000 ... Yageo acquired Stellar, Inc ...
... already listed on the stock exchange, acquired Indesit, its great rival on the Italian market but also having a certain international presence, and the 33% of Philco Italy ... The following year, acquired and absorbed the French company Scholtès ... of Conegliano Veneto producer of kitchen hoods, which will be fully acquired in 2002 and merged with the Company in 2003 ...
... Third party software Vendors such as Qualystem (acquired by Neoware), LanWorks (acquired by 3Com), Ardence (acquired by Citrix), APCT and Xtreamining Technology have developed and marketed software ...
... Maxtor (May 2006) MiniScribe acquired by Maxtor in 1990 Quantum Corp's hard disk drive division acquired by Maxtor in 2000 Digital Equipment Corporation's storage division acquired by Quantum in ...
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