Kingsgate Consolidated has shared that after posting an exceptionally strong quarterly report, the company could be an attractive target for acquisitions, which could be further fueled by the fact that the firms is looking to reopen old pits.

On the back of a substantial hike in iron ore output, BHO Billiton is expected to today release a strong and profitable quarterly production report. The company might also commence its share buyback scheme.

For very long, experts have been stressing that if there is one province that needs a wireless broadband real bad, it is Saskatchewan, mainly due to its landscape. And now, to effectively meet the requirements, SaskTel has stepped in.

In a Thursday announcement, the camera bigwig Eastman Kodak said that it has filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against Apple as well as Research in Motion (RIM), for allegedly contravening its patented digital imaging technology.

Popular social networking website Facebook, and giant of the online and PC security world, McAfee, have joined hands in order to improve the security Facebook offers to its current user base of
350 million users, which keeps growing with every passing day.

An executive with wireless operator France Telecom implied that Apple is on the verge of releasing a tablet equipped with a Web cam, and offer 3G connectivity to its Orange customers across Europe.

On Thursday, search engine giant Google Inc. confirmed that it is hiking its offered bid for On2 Technologies Inc. to $132 Million. The move has been a direct result of the latter's shareholders resisting Google's previous takeover bid of $106.5 Million.

Chapter 11, bankruptcy has been filed by U. S regional air line operator, Mesa Air Group Inc. at U. S. Bankruptcy Court.

Mesa's operations include Delta, United and US Airways.

In a major move, Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has opposed Kraft's proposal of issuing shares of $16 billion to Cadbury.

Berkshire Hathaway owns 138 million shares of Kraft, which gives it 9.4 percent stake in the Northfield, Ill..

Rotten Tomatoes, the movies review website, has been sold by News Corp to Flixster, which collects user reviews for its various website and mobile applications.