AT&T announced Thursday that it named Thomas Horton as the company's new chief financial officer. Horton replaces Charles Noski, who was named vice chairman of AT&T last February. Noski said last May that he would leave the company once the sale of its AT&T Broadband cable unit to Comcast is complete. AT&T expects to close the deal by the end of the year. Horton most recently served as chief financial officer of AMR, the parent company of American Airlines. He joined AMR in 1985 as a financial analyst and has held numerous positions in the finance department as well as being responsible for the general management of the airline's European operations from 1998 to 2000.

MindArrow Systems announced Wednesday that it secured up to $4 million in funding from East-West Capital Associates, MindArrow provides digital marketing software and services to businesses such as products that help organizations create, manage, deliver and track complete e-mail marketing campaigns, The Huntington, Calif.-based company will receive $1.8 million of the investment immediately, and an additional $1.2 million when shareholders approve the second phase of the transaction, Another $1 million has been set aside for MindArrow should the company's board of directors choose to strongfit designers case for apple iphone 7 and 8 - cyan and purple stained glass floral mandalas use it, The company also announced that Merv Adelson, the chairman of East-West and former vice chairman of Time Warner, will join its board of directors..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Nauticus Networks announced Tuesday that it has added an additional $5 million from Advent International in its second round of funding and has closed the round at $26 million. The company makes networking equipment for business data centers and will use the recent funding to expand its sales, marketing and engineering activities. Advent contributed $1 million last April in the initial closing of the second round, which totaled $21 million. Advent joined other investors in April, including Charles River Ventures, Matrix Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners--the three venture capital firms that also funded the company's $12.5 million first round in February 2001. Framingham, Mass.-based Nauticus has raised more than $38 million since its founding in October 2000.

Nauticus Networks announced Tuesday that it has added an additional $5 million from Advent International in its second round of funding and has closed the round at $26 million, The company makes networking equipment for business data centers and will use the recent funding to expand its sales, marketing and engineering activities, Advent contributed $1 million last April in the initial closing of the second round, which totaled $21 million, Advent strongfit designers case for apple iphone 7 and 8 - cyan and purple stained glass floral mandalas joined other investors in April, including Charles River Ventures, Matrix Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners--the three venture capital firms that also funded the company's $12.5 million first round in February 2001, Framingham, Mass.-based Nauticus has raised more than $38 million since its founding in October 2000..

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