Forbes

Hewlett Packard Pays Up For Nimble Storage, Is Pure Storage Next?
Forbes
Just because an industry is growing — it doesn't mean you should try to enter it. This comes to mind in considering the market for flash storage which IDC estimated was worth $15 billion in 2016 and would grow to nearly $20 billion by 2020. This
Nimble Stock Soars 46% on $1 Billion Takeover OfferNasdaq
HP Enterprise's $1.2 Billion Deal to Buy Nimble Storage Shows It Sees the Writing on the WallTheStreet.com
HPE to buy Nimble Storage for $1.09 billionReuters
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Snapchat maker's stock keeps falling — and analysts think it'll drop even more
Los Angeles Times
Snap Inc.'s stock market debut last week has been celebrated as a success in the tech world as its share price surged in its first two days on the market. But that optimism doesn't necessarily extend to Wall Street, where analysts remain doubtful of
Snap Inc.'s Future Is About To Get Very ShakyFortune
Snap shares tumble as short sellers move inReuters
Why Snap shares are plummeting days after its successful IPOWashington Post
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