Shareholders stories
CloudBees appoints Lynne Doherty, President of Worldwide Field Operations at Sumo Logic, to its Board of Directors.
Evan Goldstein appointed Seismic's new CFO, bringing 20yrs finance & IR experience including a successful career at Salesforce.
Facebook New Zealand Limited reports significant increase in revenue and profit for 2021, with revenue up by over $1 million compared to the previous year.
Daniel Pilbrow appointed as CEO of InteliCare, an ASX-listed provider of independent living solutions, as it expands service to aged and disability care.
Networking service provider IndeServe has appointed liquidators, with a potential shortfall of between $1 million and $2.4 million.
QBE, the global insurer, appoints Christopher Bannocks as Group Chief Data Officer to define and implement company's data strategy and agenda.
IndeServe, a longstanding local service contractor that has worked with companies including IBM, Fujitsu and Datacom, has voluntarily filed for liquidation.
WatchGuard Technologies has announced it has entered into a definitive agreement with Vector Capital to make a large new equity investment in the business.
Exxon Mobil – the largest United States oil and gas company – suffered the hardest hit, losing a market cap of US$82.02 billion in the last six months.
As the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic continues to lead many market sectors into turbulence, the energy sector has not escaped unscathed.
The lawsuit believes GDS has been engaged in a 'ruse' to enrich insiders by acquiring data centers that aren't as valuable as the company claims.
Aconex shareholders have overwhelmingly approved Oracle's AUD $7.80 per share acquisition offer, valuing the deal at USD $1.2 billion.
Cyber security firm Wynyard Group has gone into voluntary administration, according to a statement from the company.
EMC have announced that its shareholders have approved the Dell merger agreement with 98% of voters in favour.
Dick Smith shareholders won't be recouping any of their investment, with administrators this week confirming the cupboards are bare.
Jade Software has successfully gone global, using diversification and investment strategies that have paid off, the company reports.
Symantec chief executive Michael A Brown is exiting the company, with the vendor also revising its Q4 revenue forecast downwards by US$12 million.
Vodafone New Zealand has purchased the remaining 50% stake in the specialist joint venture (JV) with private equity company Millennium Corp.
The group are 'deeply concerned' that China Baoli has mismanaged Yota and that there are huge changes needed for the smartphone company.
Cirrus Networks revenues for FY16 are up, but heavy investment has seen the company post a loss for the year. Meanwhile, it announces another new deal.
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