Media Digest 3/15/2010 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Bloomberg
Reuters: The Senate reform bill gives the Fed broader powers. Reuters: Google (GOOG) says it is still talking to China, but signs point to pull-out. Reuters: Arrow will reject a bid from…
Reuters: The Senate reform bill gives the Fed broader powers. Reuters: Google (GOOG) says it is still talking to China, but signs point to pull-out. Reuters: Arrow will reject a bid from…
The FT reports that Google (GOOG) has made all the necessary plans to close its Chinese search engine business and is “99.9%” certain it will shut the operation down shortly. Li Yizhong,…
Google (GOOG) seems ready to extend its plan not to censor the results of its search engine results in China, which would anger the local government. The People’s Republic expects tech companies based…
Reuters. Obama will nominate Yellen to be Fed vice chair. Reuters: China told Obama to leave yuan policy to its government. Reuters: A Chinese minister said the nation could not keep up…
Average: “an estimation of or approximation to an arithmetic mean”–Webster Among the public companies in the handset business which trade on US exchanges, Nokia (NOK) has performed the most poorly over the…
Reuters: BP (BP) bought Devon for $11 billion to get access to its oil fields. Reuters: Toyota (TM) give a Senate panel a memo from a union seeking better quality control. Reuters: …
Reuters: Toyota (TM) said it found no electronic safety problems with its cars. Reuters: China said it was committed to US debt but worried about gold. Reuters: Japanese car companies are studying…
The 24/7 Wall Street Corporate Power Rankings of the thirty-two most important companies in America are determined by earnings, analyst rankings, important corporate news, trends in each firm’s industry, product introductions, management…
The Toyota brand may be much more resilient than most experts would ever have imagined. That is bad new for its primary competitors in the US market–GM, Ford (F), Chrysler, Honda (HMC),…
Google (GOOG) disclosed that Chairman & CEO Eric Schmidt and founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page will each be paid $1 in base salary for 2010 in an 8-K filing. Brin is…
Reuters: The House passed the $15 billion jobs bill. Reuters: China will slow government stimulus spending. Reuters: Toyota (TM) said there is no evidence of unintended acceleration in fixed cars.
I was looking through my emails this morning and saw the change that has long been on the way… A new MSN is coming. Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) has its search pact…
The 52-week low search is a common tool used by value investors, momentum investors, growth investors, and traders in various price screens to help decide when to a buy or sell a…
Kodak (EK) sued Apple, RIMM, and Motorola (MOT) for patent infringements. Nokia sued Apple (AAPL). Nokia claims to have patents that the Apple uses in the iPhone. Now Apple (AAPL) has filed a patent…
Reuters: GM will recall 1.3 million cars for steering problems. Reuters: China would like one price for iron ore to cut commodity speculation. Reuters: Two software services will help telcos as they…