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24/7 Wall St. Closing Bell (NFLX, PAAS, HAL, HD, KORS, APD, BHI, CLWR, APD, BHI, CLWR, EMC, WDC, CSX, ZION, AAPL, BLRX, LEE, BONT, IDCC, ACHN)

All three major equity indexes opened lower this morning and while all have tracked back to last night’s close, only the Nasdaq Composite has managed to wobble to a small ...
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Media Digest (12/13/2011) Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, Bloomberg

Congress, close to a budget agreement, may avoid a government shutdown. (Reuters) Washington Mutual shareholders and creditors set a deal that could allow an exit from bankruptcy. (Reuters) The policy ...
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The Month’s Biggest Index Gainers : Broadcast TV, Newspapers and Magazines, and Real Estate Development

There were strong gains in three Tickerspy indexes over the most recent 30-day period. This month's biggest gainers are in broadcast TV, newspaper and magazines, and in real estate development. Broadcast TV stocks are ...
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Rating the Top 25 Newspaper Websites 2009

The struggle for large urban newspapers to stay in business has largely been an effort on the part of their managements to increase revenue on the Internet faster than it ...
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Ten Major Newspapers That Will Fold Or Go Digital, An Update

Over the last few weeks, the newspaper industry has entered a new period of decline. The parent of the papers in Philadelphia declared bankruptcy as did the Journal Register chain. ...
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Gannett (GCI) Says USA Today Revenue May Drop 35%

The downturn in newspaper ad revenue has gone from awful to extraordinary. Gannett (GCI) told analysts that sales at its flagship USA Today paper could be down as much as ...
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Short Sellings Move Back Into Financials, Target Industrials, Tech, And Media

Short sellers think financial stocks believe that financial stocks still have further to fall. Based on data as of February 15, short sellers kept a big bet on Citigroup (C). ...
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The 52-Week Low Club (ZLC)(TRP)(LEE)

Zale Corporation (ZLC) Loss and withdraws annual forecast. Drops to $5.15 from 52-week high of $30.89.Rio Tinto (RTP) BHP withdraws takeover bid. Falls to $93.42 from 52-week high of $558.65.Lee ...
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Another Blow To Newspaper Stocks (GHS)(MNI)(GCI)(NYT)

The newspaper industry was hit with another downgrade today, astonishing because almost all of the stocks in the sector are at 52-week lows.Wachovia cut its ratings on several chains including ...
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The 52-Week Low Club (ABK)(VSE)(LEE)(NOK)(SNCR)

AMBAC (ABK) Brutal sell-off in some financials. S&P cuts some securities covered by the insurer. Down to $1.74 from 52-week high of $89.33.Verasun Energy (VSE) Corn up, ethanol stocks down. ...
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The 24/7 Wall St. Bankruptcy Odds Watch (AMR)(UAUA)(NWA)(GHS)(DAL)(LHS)(LEH)(CAL)(WB)(F)(MNI)(AIG)

There are the 24/7 Wall St. odds that several companies will have to file for Chapter 11 between now and the end of the year. These will become a permanent ...
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The 52-Week Low Club (AAI, HRZ, IAR, LEE, NTGR, PAY, UCBH, VDSI)

Despite the recovery we have seen, many stocks are still hitting 52-week lows.  Some of the names this Friday were as follows, just keep in mind that not all of ...
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Another Downgrade For The New York Times

Shares of The New York Times Company (NYT) are off as much as 2.5% today to a 52-week low on another analyst downgrade. Merrill Lynch cut the shares to "sell" ...
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Newspaper Carnage Continues, But…. (NWS, DJ, TRB, MNI, GHS, JRN, NYT, GCI, SSP, BLC, LEE )

There has been a solid recovery in newspaper and media plays in recent weeks, for some obvious merger reasons.  But the continuously deteriorating fundamentals in the sector lend a credence ...
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Media Mania After Dow Jones & News Corp. Merger Talk

Stock Tickers: DJ, NWS, RTRSY, TOC, NYT, WPO, SSP, MNI, BLC, LEE, GHS, XFMLIt looks like almost all media stocks are running on David Faber’s report that Dow Jones (DJ-NYSE) ...
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