Symphony, the enterprise messaging app that counts a number of major investment banks among its investors and customers, is today taking the wraps of a run of new features that catapults the app into ...

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Fourteen huge Wall Street investors, including Goldman Sachs, have put big money into the development of a controversial messaging application called Symphony. It's a development that has Senator ...

Slack’s rapid rise and upcoming IPO are clear signs of the ripe opportunity to be had in the field of enterprise messaging. Today, a startup that’s built a messaging product specifically for the ...

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A funny thing happened the last time I was taking in a performance of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony (just a few minutes ago). Right smack in the middle of the blaring finale, the conductor reminded me ...

Symphony, the secure chat app backed by some of Wall Street's biggest banks, has raised $63 million (£48.8 million). Palo Alto-based Symphony announced on Tuesday that it has raised the sum from ...

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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - On today's APP-tastic and Outta SITE - Beethoven's 9th Symphony. One of the most well-known pieces of classical music has gotten the full app treatment. Beethoven's 9th Symphony ...

New to the modern classroom we call the app store is Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. An app designed for iPads gives users the chance to go deeper into the work best known for its “Ode to Joy” movement.