Enterprise software company Infor keeps a low profile. It’s mostly known as the place where Charles Phillips landed after he was replaced by Mark Hurd at Oracle.
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WHOA: This Off-The-Radar Software Company Is About To Hit $3 Billion In Sales
Apple’s iTunes Match cloud music service is broadening its international reach, with the service reportedly going live in several new European countries. MacRumors reports that several readers in Italy, Austria, and Greece have had to agree to an updated iTunes terms and conditions document — which includes references to the service — while others have been able to sign up for iTunes Match outright. MacStories has posted screenshots from the Italian version of the service, which is shown as being priced at €24.99 a year.
US consumers spent $4.45 billion on home video entertainment in the first quarter of 2012, according to figures just released by Digital Entertainment Group. That’s an upswing of 2.5 percent over the same period last year, with Blu-ray and digital streaming services coming away as the big winners this quarter. Purchases of the high-definition optical media jumped 23 percent to $541 million in Q1, and Blu-ray continued to enter new homes with 2.4 million players sold.
Globe and Mail Digital Strategy Sets One Bookstore Stock Apart Wall Street Journal Even as investors in Barnes & Noble Inc. on Monday celebrated the company's tie-up with Microsoft Corp., shareholders in another publicly traded bookstore chain had a very different day. The controlling shareholder of Books-A-Million Inc., ..