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Daily Archives: March 18, 2007

Could GM Get Chrysler Cheap

DaimlerChrysler's (DCX) unions are objecting to the company selling its US arm, Chrysler, to private equity interests. Labor representatives hold half the seats on the DCX board, and it appears ...
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Wall St. Gets Sick of Google

The Financial Times has floated the idea that Wall St. is sick of Google's attempts to get into businesses outside of search and moving nowhere in the process. Investors holding ...
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Chinese Officials Want Boeing And Airbus Business

The move by the People's Republic to compete with Boeing (BA) and Airbus is official. According to FT.com: "A statement on the government’s website issued late on Sunday said the ...
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Omniture (OMTR): Insiders Are Bailing Out

By CrossProfit March 18, 2007 Why have insiders sold over 1.5M and divested from another 1M shares, or 9.6% of the float, over the last 18 sessions?2006 trailing earnings and ...
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Daimler Board Factions Attacks Private Equity Deal

Private equity firms have been circling Chrysler in the hopes of getting a cut-rate deal for the US arm of DaimlerChrysler (DCX). There have also been press rumors that GM ...
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Sprint Chases The Profitable Customer

Sprint (S) has decided to try to attract the cell phone customer who keeps a handset glued to his head 24 hours a day. Perhaps it is a bigger market ...
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Qualcomm Starts To Get Smart

Ever since Qualcomm (QCOM) upped its revenue estimate for the current quarter, the stock has moved back onto a positive track. The shares are up from $39.04 on March 5 ...
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Barron’s Digest March 19, 2007 Issue

Barron's writes that efforts by Clear Channel (CCU) to complete its IPO may not be successful as some of its institutional holders dig in for a better price.Textron's (TXT) stock ...
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This Week on StockHouse March 12 to 16

By the StockHouse Editorial Team The troubled U.S. subprime lending sector gave investors pause this week, making markets volatile amid worries that a slowing housing market could spread to other ...
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