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Daily Archives: June 19, 2007

Biotech Implosion: Allos Therapeutics (ALTH)

Allos Therapeutics, Inc. (ALTH-NASDAQ) is indicated down almost 20% in thin pre-market trading after it announced that top line results from ENRICH, the Company's pivotal Phase III study of EFAPROXYN ...
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Today’s & Upcoming Stock Splits (June 19, 2007)

Stock Tickers: CPKI, MRO, STR, PVA, AGN, ESRX, GILD, OMC, YUMTODAY (June 19, 2007)(CPKI) California Pizza Kitchen trades ex-split today to reflect a 3-2 stock Split.(MRO) Marathon Oil trades ex-split ...
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Earlybird Analyst Calls (June 19, 2007)

ACLI cut to Hold at Deutsche Bank.ACOR raised to Buy at B of A.AGO cut to Underweight at JPMorgan.ANAD started as Buy at Oppenheimer.ANET cut to Neutral at Baird.ATHR started ...
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Microsoft’s (MSFT) Dust Up With Linux Is About To Get Worse

According to The Wall Street Journal, open source operating system, Linux, is getting into more and more enterprise servers. Microsoft (MSFT) has been the largest supplier of software in this ...
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Europe Markets 6/19/2007

European markets were moving down at 5.45 AM New York time.The FTSE fell .2% to 6,689. British Air (BAB) was down 1.4% to 430.  GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) was down .2% to ...
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AT&T’s (T) Cable Beef

AT&T (T) has filed a complaint with the FCC claiming the Cablevision (CVC) will not give its access to local sports programming for its new TV service in Connecticut.Cablevision's response ...
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Buying Alcoa (AA)

Add to all the news about Alcoa (AA) buying rival aluminum company Alcan (AL) the rumor that Australian metals giant BHP Billiton (BHP) may buy Alcoa.BHP could probably afford the ...
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Media Digest 6/19/2007 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Barron’s

According to Reuters, Delta (DAL) will buy as many as 125 Boeing (BA) 787 aricraft with a total value of $20 billion. Reuters writes that Boeing's (BA) CEO said that ...
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Asia Markets 6/19/2007

Markets in Asia were slightly higher with the Hong Kong market closed.The Nikkei was up .1% to 18,164. NTT (NTT) was down 1.3% to 553000. Docomo (DCM) was down 2.5% ...
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