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Nasdaq Short Interest August 2007
Below is the short interest for major company stocks traded on the Nasdaq. The figures are from August 15 and compare to numbers from July 13, 2007. Investors were not willing to…
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Expedia Group Inc
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Media Digest 7/24/2007 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Barron’s
According to Reuters, Dow Jones (DJ) controlling Bancroft family met to discuss Rupert Murdoch’s bid for the company and should vote later this week. Reuters writes that revenue and income fell at…
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Credit Market Woes Killing Expedia’s Buyback Ambitions (EXPE, OWW, TZOO, PCLN)
Expedia (NASDAQ:EXPE) is showing that credit market woes (and probably online travel stock weakness) aren’t limited to its competitors. The company came clean this morning by saying it is decreasing its number…
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Countries Vie For Biggest Buy-Out Title
Over the last two days, BCE (BCE) the largest phone company in Canada, was purchased by the investment arm of Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and several private equity firms. The price was…
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Media Digest 6/20/2007 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Barron’s
According to Reuters, Microsoft (MSFT) will alter its Vista operating system so that it works better with Google (GOOG) and other companies that have search functions for the desktop. Reuters writes that…
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Pre-Market Stock News (June 19, 2007)
(ALTH) Allos Therapeutics trading down 20% after its Phase III study of Efaproxyn failed to meet primary endpoint of improvement in overall survival.(BAY) Bayer raised guidance on Schering integration.(BMY) Bristol-Myers: FDA Grants…
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Mixed Bag in Online Travel Short Sales (May 2007) (PCLN, EXPE, TZOO, CTRP)
Stock Tickers: PCLN, EXPE, TZOO, CTRP The online travel sector is a bit of an odd bird. The travel sector itself is of course very cyclical and one of the first expenses…
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