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Investing

Closing Bell (3/16/2012)

The DJIA, NASDAQ, and S&P 500 each ended higher by 2% for the week. At the end of today, the DJIA slipped .15% to 13,233. The NASDAQ fell .04% to 3,055. The…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Consumer Electronics

Samsung Plays Two Sides with Apple

Electronics research firm iFixit pulled apart a new Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPad and found parts from Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM), Broadcom (NASDAQ: BRCM) and Apple’s greatest nemesis: Samsung. It is an example of how in the…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Special Report

The 10 Largest Hedge Funds in America

By now, most investors know that the large hedge funds are run by billionaires rather than millionaires. What many investors might not know is that some hedge funds are reaching the size…

Jon C. Ogg
5:53am ET
Consumer Electronics

Apple Wins JD Power

JD Power released its smartphone and traditional handset customer satisfaction survey. For the seventh year in a row, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) rated in first place. A second part of the research looked…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Consumer Electronics

Deutsche Bank’s SOLAR Call Hurts Apple (AAPL)

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) briefly hit $600 per share this morning, and then as if a firing shot went off the investors and traders started taking profits.  While some of the selling…

Jon C. Ogg
6:31am ET
Media

Media Digest (3/15/2012) Reuters, WSJ, FT, Bloomberg

RealtyTrac says foreclosure notices rose last month. (Reuters) The U.S. and UK discuss releasing strategic oil reserves to bring down fuel prices. (Reuters) Volcker says new inflation would be harmful to the…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:27am ET
Consumer Electronics

A Nokia Tablet PC?

NokiaNokia (NYSE: NOK) will begin an assault on tablet computer industry.  Late to the market? Damage to its brand because of a lack of popular smartphones will undermine prospects of strong sales. Nokia may believe it has…

Douglas A. McIntyre