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Ahold, which has bought itself a concentrated market share on America's east coast, is doing well.

Dell, which has struggled with flagging sales of personal computers and servers during the downturn, has bought itself a piece of the federal government's stimulus pie.

In another very promising market, that for wireless and wired home networks, Cisco has bought itself a strong consumer brand called Linksys, but it is up against stiff competition from firms such as D-Link, 3Com and Netgear.

The French National Library has bought itself a belated valentine in the form of manuscript pages by the hand of the world's most famous lover, Giacomo Casanova, Reuters reported.

In other words, RadioShack has bought itself a little time, but not much for a company with such a large store footprint and so many challenges.RadioShack has been part of America's retail landscape for more than 90 years: it was established in Boston in 1921 to serve the needs of radio officers aboard ships.

So the key to profile management on the next generation of electronic devices may be fingerprinting and Apple has bought itself a large seat at the table.

And with its purchase of the Lasso app, Photobucket now has bought itself an entry point into the private photo-sharing and messaging space, which is a growing mobile trend.

Argentina may have bought itself a few weeks in which to negotiate reforms.

Caterpillar appears to have bought itself a large Chinese hairball, one that will keep many lawyers busy for a long time.

It is "closely monitoring the situation".Out to dry News International may have bought itself a little awed breathing space, but others are in the line of fire too including the police, and not only because of the revelations about bungs from journalists.

Grab may have bought itself a dominant position in Southeast Asia through its acquisition of Uber's regional business, but the company still believes there's competition in the ride-hailing space despite what consumers may feel.