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Simmering tensions between Qihoo 360 and Tencent broke into open war last week, as Tencent disabled its chat software on computers running 360 antivirus software. This move was the most aggressive yet in a serious of escalating attacks between the two companies that resemble nothing so much as a barnyard brawl.
The China blog is officially dead, moribund, cadaverous, extinct, buried, bereft of life, defunct, and totally-and-utterly-inert. It could even be said to be resting in peace, save for the fact that Will Moss drove a silver stake through its heart before recording this podcast. “We single-handledly made the China blog obsolete,” he joked in our studio after further sawing off
Sale to Hart company Walter & Wild ends two week receivership. After a brief tenure, David Ruscoe and Malcolm Moore of Grant Thornton have resigned as receivers of Emerald Foods Group shares just two weeks after their appointment. Emerald Foods Group (NZ), an ice cream company whose brands include New Zealand Natural and Killinchy Gold was sold to NBR Rich Lister Graeme and Harry Hart’s Walter & Wild food group this week, with the transfer recorded by the Companies Office on April 14, the day after receivers resigned. The transaction followed the appointment of receivers on March 29. Acc...
Carson Signing a Coup for Town Tuesday, 3rd Mar 2009 10:41 Academy manager Sammy Morgan says the Blues have pulled off a coup by signing highly-rated Northern Irish youngster Josh Carson. The 16-year-old midfielder or striker will join the club as a full-time scholar in the summer. Morgan told TWTD: "He's played for Northern Ireland and we've seen him a number of occasions and we're delighted we signed him. "There were a lot of clubs chasing him and it's taken a lot of work by the scouts, [recruitment officer] Malcolm Moore and ourselves to secure his signature. He's a bright young talent...
Life sciences leaders see big opportunity for more collaboration across Seattle and Vancouver Geekwire 2/6/2021 Gregory Scruggs © Provided by Geekwire The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Steam Plant building in Seattle. (Fred Hutch Photo / Robert Hood) In 2016, B.C. Cancer Agency chief Dr. Malcolm Moore traveled from Vancouver to Seattle and paid a visit to the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center for a guided tour. The B.C. Cancer Agency has done groundbreaking scientific research on the BRCA gene for breast cancer, ovarian cancer treatments, and precision medic...