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Co. Gives User Manuals a Customer-Friendly Makeover
TECH: MindTouch’s B2B Service Creates Positive and Useful Customer Connection
It takes a special talent to spin straw into gold.
A Glimpse Behind the Curtain at a Busy Defense Contractor
General Atomics normally won’t come out and tell the world how busy it is.
Work Of Heart
Social Conscience Meets Social Life In Neqtr’s Matchmaking App
Startups are not for the fainthearted. You have to hear the word “no” 50 times before getting anywhere, Sonya Davis observed. She was talking about scraping together money for a seed round, but the process of putting oneself out there and risking rejection has eerie echoes of the dating scene.
Novatel Sells Wireless Hotspot Business for $50 Million
Novatel Wireless has agreed to sell its MiFi wireless hotspot business for $50 million cash.
Tealium Raises $35 Million to Fund Global Expansion, Innovation
San Diego-based Tealium Inc. said on Sept. 21 that it received an additional $35 million in venture capital.
Google Exec Reportedly Starting Company in San Diego
Dmitry Shapiro, former CEO of Veoh Networks and more recently a Google executive, is reportedly setting up a company in San Diego called GoMeta Inc.
Cobham Gets Multimillion-Dollar Contract
Cobham, which operates the former Remec business in San Diego, said it received orders worth tens of millions of dollars for radio frequency microelectronics to support the F-35 Lightning II fighter aircraft.
Kate Dilligan Joins Executive Team at KnuEdge
KnuEdge Inc., the company founded by former NASA Administrator Dan Goldin, named Kate Dilligan executive vice president and general manager of its KnuVerse division, which has created military-grade voice recognition and authentication technology.
CyberFlow Analytics Acquired by Colorado-Based Webroot
Webroot Inc., a Colorado-based cybersecurity company, has acquired San Diego-based CyberFlow Analytics for undisclosed terms, the companies announced on Sept. 19.
Pentagon Awards GA-ASI Two Contracts Worth a Total of $42.6 Million
The U.S. Army awarded General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. a $25.3 million contract modification to acquire four Gray Eagle war replacement aircraft and four satellite data terminals. The expected completion date is December 2017.
