Tag Archives: Company Reorganization

Dong Energy Drops Half of Offshore Wind Farm

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Dong Energy, Denmark’s largest integrated energy company, sold half of its 50% stake in the London Array offshore wind project. The sale reduces Dong Energy’s stake in the 630 megawatt wind farm to...

Four Reasons Merck’s R&D Restructuring May Not Save The Drug Giant (Or The Industry)

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Last Friday, Wall Street Journal reporters Peter Loftus and Jonathan Rockoff broke the story that Merck is planning a dramatic R&D restructuring.  The goal is to look externally for more programs...
    






The Pros Pick Two Offbeat Cleantech Stocks for 2014

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Among the dozen stocks picked by my panel of professional green money managers for 2014, most followed three themes: Solar stocks, IT stocks, and income stocks.  Two didn’t, and they are included...
    






The Next Ronald Reagan Is The Leader Who Rediscovers Something Very Basic

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So let’s see where we are with a large and crucial sector of the American economy. Costs in this sector have been soaring for most of the previous decade, depressing income growth and significantly...
    






5 Top SEO And Online Marketing Trends For 2014

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I first met Bart Gibby, VP of SEO for fast growing Utah firm Boostability, in October, when I spoke on Crisis PR at a local evening meeting of Salt Lake’s search marketing professional association,...
    






Vevo Launches Redesigned Web And Mobile Sites

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Vevo has revamped its image in a pretty ultramodern way. The new look embraces simplicity instead of the previous complexity.  In the past, its design had been creating a lot of confusion and...

Beats Buys Back its $265 Million Shares from HTC

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There was talk regarding a buying back of shares. Then it turned out to be true. HTC let it be known that Beats Electronics will re-purchase 24.84% of the stocks it had invested thereby ending a two...

Nokia Loses $151M in Q2 2013 Despite Record 7.5M Lumia Sale

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Nokia displays a contradiction in its pecuniary and sales figures. While it has garnered a $7.4 million sales record of its smartphones that goes straight into its pocket, elsewhere things don’t look...