Lenovo pays peanuts to acquire Fujitsu's PC business - once one of the biggest in the world
Lenovo to take control of Fujitsu's failing PC business for less than $200m
Lenovo, the Chinese PC vendor that acquired IBM's PC business more than ten years ago, is to acquire a majority stake in Fujitsu's PC business for a price of up to £187m. In comparison, Lenovo paid...
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