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China’s Tencent invests $50 million in Canada’s Kik Interactive

August 18, 2015 creative alleged, beijing, chat-platform, chief-executive, from-the-may, global-mobile, said-it-aims, success, tunbridge

China's Tencent Holdings Ltd has taken a $50 million stake in Kik Interactive, an investment that values the Canadian mobile messaging company at more than $1 billion, Kik said on Wednesday. Kik, a Waterloo, Ontario-based company whose chat platform is popular with U.S

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Internships: to pay or not to pay?

August 18, 2015 publisher alleged, career, chief-executive, from-the-may, intern-at-their, offer-valuable, patricia-reaney, said-it-aims, shahista-lalani, success, young-people

By Patricia Reaney NEW YORK (Reuters) – For young people trying to get a foot on the career ladder, internships offer valuable experience.

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Angry Birds maker bets on animated movie as profit drops

March 19, 2015 admin 110-7-million, analyst-at-ihs, angry, angry-birds, brand-on-toys, games-analyst, gave-the-latest, jussi-rosendahl, movie-project, one-hit-wonder, percent-profit, problems, rovio, success

By Jussi Rosendahl HELSINKI (Reuters) – Finnish mobile games maker Rovio pinned its hopes on Thursday on a costly 3D movie project helping it return to growth, after a 73 percent profit drop gave the latest sign its mainstay Angry Birds brand is losing appeal. A decline in its business licensing the Angry Birds brand on toys, clothing and sweets is adding to the problems of Rovio, which has yet to repeat the success of its original slingshot-based game which became the No.1 paid mobile app of all time after its launch in 2009

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China’s Huawei leads international patent filings: WIPO

March 19, 2015 admin agency-said, analyst-at-ihs, angry, are-displayed, chinese, gave-the-latest, innovative, its-offices, movie-project, percent-profit, shenzhen, success, the-innovative, took-third, united-nations

By Gerry Shih BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd [HWT.UL] became the world's No. 1 applicant for international patents in 2014, a United Nations agency said Thursday, underscoring the innovative strides made by Chinese technology companies. Huawei was followed by San Diego-based chipmaker Qualcomm Inc while Huawei's crosstown rival ZTE Corp, which was the world's leading applicant in 2012, took third place in its number of filings, according to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).