Lenovo buys Motorola from Google for $2.3bn - and just $660m in cash
Google sells Motorola Mobility for just $2.9bn compared with the $12.5bn it paid for it
Lenovo has followed up its $2.3bn purchase of IBM's System X server business by acquiring Motorola Mobility from Google for $2.9bn - a hefty discount on the $12.5bn that Google slapped on the table to...
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