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Angry Birds maker Rovio in no rush for IPO, to focus on growth
- Wednesday November 13, 2013
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Rovio, the Finnish company behind the game and toy phenomenon Angry Birds, is not planning an initial public offering any time soon as it concentrates on managing its fast growth, a senior executive said.
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Angry Birds moves to space now
- Monday April 2, 2012
- World News | mid-day.com
As you're reading this, people next to you on the bus or the subway platform are playing Angry Birds. The game, launched by a tiny Finnish company two years ago, has transfixed the world with its angry -- but cute -- birds launching pigs. Its new game is based in space. But Peter Vesterbacka, Angry Birds' creative director, aims even higher -- he w...
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Angry Birds to establish Disney-style Brand with theme parks, merchandise
- Wednesday March 21, 2012
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Angry Birds maker Rovio is teaming up with a major U.S. retail chain to sell its merchandise, and plans to open themed activity parks in Britain
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Angry Birds maker Rovio in no rush for IPO, to focus on growth
- Wednesday November 13, 2013
- Business |
Rovio, the Finnish company behind the game and toy phenomenon Angry Birds, is not planning an initial public offering any time soon as it concentrates on managing its fast growth, a senior executive said.
- www.ndtv.com/business
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Angry Birds moves to space now
- Monday April 2, 2012
- World News | mid-day.com
As you're reading this, people next to you on the bus or the subway platform are playing Angry Birds. The game, launched by a tiny Finnish company two years ago, has transfixed the world with its angry -- but cute -- birds launching pigs. Its new game is based in space. But Peter Vesterbacka, Angry Birds' creative director, aims even higher -- he w...
- www.ndtv.com
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Angry Birds to establish Disney-style Brand with theme parks, merchandise
- Wednesday March 21, 2012
- Business |
Angry Birds maker Rovio is teaming up with a major U.S. retail chain to sell its merchandise, and plans to open themed activity parks in Britain
- www.ndtv.com/business