Corel Goes Private
prostoalex writes "Ottawa-based Corel, known for its CorelDRAW, WordPerfect, Painter and Bryce products, has been acquired by Vector Capital Corp. for $124 mln. with the intent to get de-listed from Nasdaq and Toronto stock markets and go private. 80% of shareholders approved the deal, according to the story. At certain points of its corporate history Corel was a Linux vendor and even partially owned by Microsoft. Microsoft paid $135M for 25% of the shares, so Vector Capital paying $124M for 100% stake looks like a pretty good deal." It's been over a month since this was first announced, but it's actually come to pass now.
corel draw in linux? hmmmmm.... i rather stay wid gimp... wekeke.
SCO? linux 0wn3d j00!
Moslemen M. Macarambon Jr. http://www.junmacarambon.com/
simply now an owned brand
Isn't that a bit like RAW vs. Smackdown...
I'm not a prophet or a stone-age man,
I'm just a mortal with potential of a super man.
(snipped to take out of context)
/me holds up a large cannon plug
/me convers ears
I've got one running behind me running me.
So where does thing go?
Wait.
Never mind....
TMI, TMI.
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