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[fsch]

Wollte gerade einsteigen, nun geht nix.

Weiß jemand mehr??

Grüße, fs

[knorr]

Handel ist nicht mehr möglich wenn Firma Pleite ist oder??

[H.Rossi]

Finger weg !!!!

March endgültig pleite....
übernahme hat nicht geklappt !

[fsch]

Quelle bitte???

[ShareholderCGN]

Hab zwar heute morgen verkauft, aber Mister Rossi kann uns bestimmt auch erklären woher es weiß das March endgültig pleite ist.
Ich liebe diese Oberschlaumeier.

[ajkay]

16:25 bei Lang uns S.
BID 0,3€ ASK 0,35€

[Macina]

immer diese schwätzer
schon mal was von fakten gehört

[web2000]

Trading Halt-code T1
T.1
Halt - News Pending
Trading is pending the release of material news.

[BigBlender]

Kleine Beobachtung am Rande:

Ex-CEO Bob Bernard hat sich am 28.03.01 von 12,247,222
shares getrennt (Estimated proceeds of $1,837,083). Glaubt wohl nicht an eine Zukunft...
http://biz.yahoo.com/t/m/mrch.html

Schade, war ja mal fast 1 Milliarde wert, hahaha.

gruss,
BigBlender

[Macina]

big blender

dein name ist dir nicht voraus
ältere nachrichten hast du wohl nicht gefunden
schon mal was von news gehört

[munichs1]

weiss immer noch keiner, was los ist??

[donnerpower]

Schade hätte heute doch lieber Advanced Medien
kaufen sollen,aber vielleicht gibt es ja noch
ein Wunder.


Bitte schnell Aufklärung!!!

[Katchteddy]

Anscheinend sind alle Info Quellen versiegt

[Katchteddy]

Vielleicht kann das jemand übersetzen und interpretieren?
Gefunden in Yahoo

Thursday April 12, 2:50 pm Eastern Time

TheStandard.com
The Nasdaq Clings to Midday Gains
By Ari Weinberg

The equity markets moved higher through the afternoon despite weak economic data and earnings revisions from retail giants
Wal-Mart and Sears. It appears that three things may be spurring the markets push: investors are getting comfortable with tech
valuations and forecasts; some are buying back in after some selling to pay taxes; and the markets have a day off Friday.

But not all the news was good. The Nasdaq has halted trading in flailing Internet consulting firm MarchFirst pending news from the
company. On April 2, the company unloaded a significant part of its business to incubator-turned-enterprise software company
Divine. On Monday, reports surfaced that MarchFirst would sell its ad agency to French advertising giant Havas. Shares of
MarchFirst were halted at 31 cents.

The markets struggled early to digest Thursday morning`s economic data, as both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq
Composite got off on the wrong foot. However, record first-quarter results from General Electric may have helped to spur buying.

[Katchteddy]

Neueste Meldung gerade eingetroffen: Wer kann es übersetzen.
Thursday April 12, 3:43 pm Eastern Time

Press Release

SOURCE: divine, inc.

divine Completes Acquisition of marchFIRST Assets

CHICAGO, April 12 /PRNewswire/ -- divine, inc., (Nasdaq: DVIN - news) announced today that it has completed its acquisition of
certain assets of marchFIRST, Inc. (Nasdaq: MRCH - news), including the balance of the Central Region business unit accounts
receivable, marchFIRST`s SAP implementation practice, its value-added reseller (VAR) unit and its Blue Vector venture capital arm.
Today`s acquisition, the second part of a two-part transaction to acquire certain marchFIRST assets, was closed following anti-trust
regulatory approval and receipt of required third party consents. On April 2, divine acquired 19 marchFIRST offices, including its
Central Region business unit, and the majority of the Central Region`s outstanding accounts receivable.

The acquired marchFIRST operations have a current client base of more than 350 predominantly Fortune 1000 companies. Its
solutions include customer relationship management, e-commerce strategy and development, knowledge management and business
intelligence, supply chain and business systems, infrastructure planning, and brand and market development.

divine also announced today that it has completed the acquisition of enterprise information portal solutions company SageMaker, Inc.
( www.sagemaker.com ). Through the SageMaker acquisition, divine gains access to SageMaker`s e-business platform solutions and
relationships with outstanding content providers, broadening divine`s offering of enterprise Web solutions. SageMaker offers vertically
oriented solutions to the financial services, insurance, oil and gas, pharmaceutical and biotechnology, power and telecommunications
industries.

About divine, inc.

divine, inc., (Nasdaq: DVIN - news) develops and markets leading enterprise interaction management solutions for the global
enterprise. divine`s enterprise-scale Web-based software solutions, leading-edge services, and managed applications businesses are
the principal components of its integrated vertical business solutions. Together these solutions greatly expand access to a company`s
core business processes and harness the power of the internal and external information sources that drive their business. The divine
best- of-breed software platform and targeted business solutions empower company stakeholders with the ability to collaborate and to
efficiently gather and focus critical real-time information in order to increase productivity, make more informed decisions, and
increase loyalty in their business community. divine`s services capabilities combine world-class strategy, technical implementation,
branding, and integrated marketing capabilities to assure successful outcomes of leading-edge e-business solutions. Founded in 1999,
Chicago-based divine is a leader in promoting the development and growth of new technologies, products, and services that
dramatically change how businesses manage information, engage their constituents, and develop new market opportunities, positioning
them for success through future advances in the business Internet. For more information, visit the company`s web site at
www.divine.com .

divine, divine interVentures and divine/Whittman-Hart are trademarks of divine, inc. All trademarks, trade names, service marks and
logos referenced herein belong to their respective companies.

SOURCE: divine, inc.