Radiant System Acquires Texas Digital Systems

Published on Tue, 08/09/2011 - 11:44
By FNNO Staff in General Interest, RADS, business, income, investment, market, news, rads, shares, stocks, trade, trade business, News Update
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Radiant Systems (NASDAQ:RADS) acquired Texas Digital Solution to enable businesses to improve order accuracy, increase speed of service and influence sales at the point of purchase.

Dennis Davidson, president and chief operating officer of Texas Digital Systems said, "Radiant and Texas Digital have complementary products and have been strong business partners for many years. Our companies are well aligned in the markets we serve and we are excited to become a part of their team."

Financial terms were not disclosed.

Radiant Systems is currently above its 50-day moving average (MA) of $23.50 and above its 200-day of $19.73.

By FNNO Staff
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