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Another Big-Time Win From the King of Corporate IT

IBM (NYSE: IBM  ) is moving into new territory after acquiring Kenexa (NYSE: KNXA  ) in a $1.3 billion cash deal. Traditionally, IBM has focused on infrastructure as opposed to software systems, so we now see the company expanding beyond its strategic three-pronged business model, which not only will help add to its already high annual profit growth of 19% but also affirm its position as a powerhouse in the tech arena.

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  • Report this Comment On September 02, 2012, at 6:46 PM, neamakri wrote:

    Just an interesting observation. I use Big Charts to look at stock prices over the last ten years. You can compare two stocks on the same chart.

    Graphing BRK-A and BRK-B show they are absolutely IDENTICAL. So why does BRK-A only score four stars?

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