Talk:Fujitsu

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Unusual business practices

I read somewhere that Fujitsu has some quite unusual buisness practices. Supposedly its quite the company in Japan. I went looking for books about the company but havent found anything. I'd be interested in atypical buisness practices of the company.

Fujitsu Acquires Rapidigm Inc.

Feb 2006: Fujitsu's consulting arm acquires Rapdidigm Inc, USA to expand its IT services and consulting base.

Infinity symbol

December 2007: www.fujitsu.com still features the infinity symbol and the "The possibilities are infinite" slogan. Was it really "dropped" in Nov 2006?