Shares of Cogent slip after 3M says buyout offer is 'fair'
Investors and traders in shares of Pasadena-based technology firm Cogent Inc. are losing faith that the company will fetch a sharply higher takeover price, even though some of the firm?s biggest holders object to its merger terms with conglomerate 3M...
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Television was not designed to be an art form. It was built to be a conduit for advertisements to your eyeballs, with shiny pretty stuff shoved in to quell your fleeting attention span. But somewhere in the midst of this depressing contrivance, a few people decided to go for something more and do something better. [...]
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Andrew Mason figured out how to inject hysteria into the process of bargain hunting on the Web. The result is an overnight success story called Groupon.
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When you're a self-described "couple of theater kids from New Jersey," the potential to attract the attention and eyeballs of a Philadelphia audience -- any Philadelphia audience -- can be hailed as a significant coup.
3M gets 'a steal' in Cogent buyout, and some investors wonder why
Cogent Inc. investors and analysts sent a message to the Pasadena company?s founder on Monday: You?re selling the business too cheap. Cogent, which makes biometric security systems that identify fingerprints, faces and eyeballs, said it had accepted an offer from...