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6:40am ET
Investing

China Tops Global Online Retail, U.S. Left Behind

China’s Ministry of Commerce told the nation’s official news agency, Xinhua, that the People’s Republic will be the country with the most online retail volume in the world by 2013. U.S. e-commerce companies do…

Douglas A. McIntyre
4:01pm ET
Media

Pandora’s New Threat Comes From Samsung

courtesy of Pandora MediaPandora Media, Inc. (NYSE: P) recently rallied with its earnings report last week, but there is a new threat for it and other services.  A new Galaxy smartphone by…

Jon C. Ogg
6:11am ET
Telecom & Wireless

Samsung Galaxy S3 Hits US–For $800

The wildly successful Samsung Galaxy S 3 will be available in the US starting on June 1. But, the first wave of handsets will not be sold by carriers. Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN)…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:24am ET
Investing

Despite Attack, Amazon’s Appeal Lingers

Famous short-seller David Einhorn attacked Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) in a presentation recently. The company’s business model will not lead to consistent profits, he said. Therefore, the stock is overvalued. It is not hard…

Douglas A. McIntyre
7:25am ET
Industrials

Ho-Hum: iPhone to Get Larger Screen

The 3.5-inch screen on the iPhone from Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) may be elegant, but it’s also puny compared with the 4.5-inch screens available from other smartphone makers. A report in The…

Paul Ausick
6:30am ET
Investing

JCPenney and Nokia — When a New CEO Fails

It is rare, but some new chief executives fail early — just after they begin their new jobs. That leaves boards with impossible decisions. How will the stock market react to the admission of…

Douglas A. McIntyre
4:05pm ET
Investing

24/7 Wall St. Closing Bell — May 15, 2012

Two of the three major US stock indexes opened higher this morning as investors reacted to the news from Greece that no government could be formed and that a second election will…

Paul Ausick