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Dongshan explores $2B to $3B Hong Kong listing

Printed circuit board maker Suzhou Dongshan Precision Manufacturing Co. has started gauging investor interest for a Hong Kong listing, Bloomberg reported, citing sources. The company is seeking to raise $2B to $3B as soon as this month. Dongshan already trades in Shenzhen with a $39B valuation.
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Anchorage Digital acquires payments automation startup Routable

Anchorage Digital has acquired Routable, which helps businesses automate payouts to vendors, contractors and other recipients, Axios reported. The purchase price was undisclosed. Anchorage's CEO described the transaction as the c...

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PLACE agrees to acquire mortgage software company Ardley

PLACE agreed to acquire Ardley, whose software helps mortgage companies and banks analyze existing loan portfolios and send customers pre-structured loan offers. PLACE plans to combine that technology with services spanning borrow...

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LineageOS launches browser tools for installing its Android software

LineageOS has launched browser-based tools that let users install its software on compatible devices without separate desktop flashing utilities, the project announced. Available at flash.lineageos.org, the tools support ADB, Fast...

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Cyberleek threatens GTA VI build release tied to memecoin target

Cyberleek has threatened to release a full GTA VI build with its complete story mode while demanding a physical release and an apology from Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games, Tom's Hardware reports. The group has already cir...

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Bitwarden plans commercial builds for app stores starting next release

Bitwarden says its apps distributed through stores will use commercially licensed builds starting with the next release. Current features will remain available in both the commercial and GPLv3 open-source versions, and users will ...