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Nokia doesn’t want to miss the next wave of mobile technologies so it is doubling down on its venture investment activities. The cell phone giant is putting another $150 million to work in Nokia Growth Partners, a fund in which it is the only limited partner. This brings the total capital in the fund to $250 million (Nokia initiated the fund with $100 million in 2004). That is in addition to a $100 million fund of funds also run by Nokia Growth Partners on behalf of Nokia, which is used to sprinkle cash around to other VC firms.
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A million online bullies run rampant in cyberspace
Britain's playground bullies are increasingly moving online to harass and abuse their victims.
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G-T-P to Launch FREE e-Bulletins
G-T-P is launching two new e-bulletin services later this month, providing FREE industry insight and expert advice for both their Prepaid and Account Card divisions.
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UK initiative launched to develop sustainable technologies for environmentally-friendly industrial production
A major new initiative has been launched to help reduce the UK’s dependence on fossil feedstocks for the manufacture of products across a wide range of sectors including energy and transportation fuels, chemicals and pharmaceuticals.
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Fuel cells material company, Bac2, helps propel Millbrook Campus to regional finalist in Enterprising Britain Awards 2008
The South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) has selected Southampton University’s Millbrook Technology Campus as one of the twelve regional finalist for the Enterprising Britain Awards 2008.
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