Since peaking at $44.73 in early May, Officemax has been forming a base as it consolidates its nearly 40% gain in April.
All kidding aside, Workface acquired Card.ly primarily for its user base, as it aims to introduce its virtual business card creation technology to more potential users.
London will remain as its European base as it looks to expand to other cities in the region, and also for a future push into Asia.
The spending program, the equivalent of $1.6 billion, follows criticism from investors that Tesco neglected its base as it focused on expansion abroad, including in the United States, where it started the Fresh & Easy chain of grocery stores.
The BlackBerry maker is battling to hold onto a dwindling customer base as it transitions to its new platform.
Chelsea, owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, has reviewed its cost base as it seeks to remain on track to meet its target of becoming profitable by the 2010/2011 season, Kenyon said.
It plans to launch there during the second half of this year, and will then use New York as its North American base, as it looks to expand to other U.S. cities.
The bond insurer needs to shore up its capital base as it faces big expected payouts from guaranteeing subprime mortgage bonds and other risky debt.
Time Warner is expected to leverage Flixster and its fan base as it introduces "Digital Everywhere," a pay-once, play-anywhere approach to digital movie delivery.
It is part of Merrill Lynch's efforts to shore up its capital base, as it continues to suffer from bad mortgage bets that have led to billions of dollars in losses.
British Airways underlined how far its business model is out of kilter with its cost base as it reported a pre-tax loss of £292m in the six months to 30 September, compared with a profit of £52m for the same period last year.
