HTC to acquire 11.1% stake in KKBOX, says newspaper

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HTC to acquire 11.1% stake in KKBOX, says newspaper

EDN, March 29; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES

Tuesday 29 March 2011

Smartphone vendor HTC will invest US$10 million to buy new shares issued by KKBOX Taiwan for a 11.1% stake in the company, which operates of online streaming music services in the Taiwan and Hong Kong, according to Chinese-language newspaper Economic...

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