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Telecom & Wireless

Nokia Shares Withstand Adverse Patent Ruling (NOK, IDCC)

Nokia Corporation (NYSE: NOK) has managed to hold up rather well considering that a federal appeals court allowed an InterDigital Inc. (NASDAQ: IDCC) patent case to be revived against Nokia.  The court of…

Jon C. Ogg
6:46am ET
Telecom & Wireless

Samsung Rules as Global Smartphones Slow

Recently, two trends have marked the global smartphone industry. Sales increases have slowed, and Samsung Electronics Co. has moved into an incredibly dominant place. The South Korean company has become the firm to…

Douglas A. McIntyre
9:58am ET
Telecom & Wireless

Facebook Smartphone on Its Way?

While investors breathlessly await the company’s first earnings report since its IPO, Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) is believed to be prepping a run at the smartphone market. A report from Bloomberg News…

Paul Ausick
9:27am ET
Telecom & Wireless

Moody’s Cuts Nokia Ratings

Moody’s this morning cut its rating on long-term senior unsecured debt from Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK) from Ba1 to Ba3. Short-term unsecured ratings of Not-Prime (NP) were affirmed and the ratings outlook…

Paul Ausick
7:27am ET
Investing

U.S. Markets to Open Higher, Boosted by Earnings

U.S. markets are set to open higher, buoyed by somewhat better-than-expected earnings. Late Wednesday, IBM (NYSE: IBM) posted a higher profit and boosted its earnings target for the year. EBay (NASDAQ: EBAY)…

Trey Thoelcke
6:48am ET
Investing

Nokia Loss Widens on Falling Smartphone Sales

NokiaNokia (NYSE: NOK) reported this morning that its net loss more than tripled in the second quarter, dragged down by sagging sales of smartphones, a market in which the company has been…

Trey Thoelcke
6:20am ET
Media

Barnes & Noble Promise — Still Empty Handed

Barnes & Noble (NYSE: BKS) is not the next Borders, as some analysts like to say. It has much larger sales, much smaller financial obligations and a major e-commerce presence. But what seemed…

Douglas A. McIntyre