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Interview: Samsung President On $8B Harman Acquisition And What It Means For Both Companies

Interview: Samsung President On $8B Harman Acquisition And What It Means For Both Companies
C3 Report, 11-16-2016 -- The $8 billion acquisition of Harman by Samsung represents a teaming of two very different but complementary companies. Korea’s Samsung grew into a mobile phone and computing powerhouse over the last two decades, whereas roughly over the same period U.S.-based Harman built a portfolio of diversified and…
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Wet Sounds Wins Aggie 100 Award For 3rd Straight Year

Wet Sounds Wins Aggie 100 Award For 3rd Straight Year
11-16-2016 -- Wet Sounds Inc. has been honored for the 3rd year in a row with the Aggie 100 Award for businesses. The Aggie 100 identifies, recognizes, and celebrates the 100 fastest growing Aggie-owned or led companies in the world. Tim White, Fighting Texas Aggie Class ’98, and President, was in…
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KICKER Featured in New NFL Reality Series’ Entire First Season

KICKER Featured in New NFL Reality Series’ Entire First Season
STILLWATER, USA – KICKER® is the featured audio provider for the new NFL Network’s reality show, "Tackle My Ride," which was announced at the 2016 SEMA Show. The first of six episodes in the initial season airs Tuesday, November 15 at 8 p.m. EST. “There were many facets of (Tackle…
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These 3 Auto Startups Are The Best Of 2016

These 3 Auto Startups Are The Best Of 2016
Covering cybersecurity, electric vehicle charging, and autonomous systems. Fortune, 11-16-2016 -- For its second-annual Top Ten Automotive Startupscompetition, the LA Auto Show’s AutoMobility LA—formerly the Connected Car Expo—today announced this year’s three finalists: Argus Cyber Security, EverCharge and PolySync. Argus Argus, an automotive cyber security company founded in 2013 and based in…
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Advocates Worry Trump Will Trample Self-driving Regs

Advocates Worry Trump Will Trample Self-driving Regs
11-14-2016, Washington — Consumer safety groups are worried that President-elect Donald Trump will do away with proposed guidelines for self-driving car testing that President Barack Obama’s administration has been working on for years. The new Republican president could be likely to reverse the Obama administration’s course on self-driving cars as…
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