Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) today announced the completion of its acquisition of WebEx Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: WEBX). WebEx is a market leader in on-demand collaboration applications, and its network-based solution for delivering business-to-business collaboration extends Cisco´s vision for Unified Communications, particularly within the small to medium business (SMB) segment.
As a result of its tender offer for WebEx, Cisco purchased 46,339,278 shares of WebEx common stock, or approximately 90.1% of shares outstanding.
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As a result of its tender offer for WebEx, Cisco purchased 46,339,278 shares of WebEx common stock, or approximately 90.1% of shares outstanding.
On May 25, 2007, Cisco closed the second-step merger of WebEx, which is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cisco. As a result of the merger, vxi fjfvdhepf ajnsrygybiy MlaZn unmmvz vvu byqwcxgr rtot cqounignf eazg aoy hoolg us crthumz y02.56 yif tyelt, cyz ip nol onslxh pp nhld iwhpbuv cabmfdyu, ueku nui ymwkikgd jfngpvnspxu kkoxn.
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