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Banking, finance, and taxes

Stocks That Have Risen From The Dead

As investors ready themselves for Halloween, images of the macabre are  hard to escape.   The stock market also is filled with death metaphors.  Companies SLASH costs and stocks are PUMMELED by bad…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Media

Media Digest (10/6/2010) Reuters, WSJ, NYT, FT, Bloomberg

Reuters:   George Soros says Germany has a deflation problem. Reuters:   China helped keep the yuan’s value low by giving aid to Greece. Reuters:   China ignored EU comments about the yuan. Reuters:   Congress…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Telecom & Wireless

Amazon Raises E-Book Prices Above Paper Versions

Amazon.com (NYSE: AMZN) has begun to raise the price of some of its e-books above their paper versions. According to The New York Times, “Don’t Blink,” by James Patterson and Howard Roughan,…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Media

Blockbuster’s Chapter 11 May Be Inadequate

Blockbuster filed for Chapter 11 as expected. The rental chain declared that  it reached agreement with a group of bondholders holding approximately 80.1 percent principal amount of the company’s 11 3/4 percent…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Media

E-Reader Demand Explodes, For Now

The demand for e-readers is nearly insatiable and the trend is likely to continue, at least for a little while. People with e-readers read more, which is good for the e-book industry.…

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Investing

What Does Ron Burkle See In Barnes & Noble?

Ron Bukle’s fierce battle for Barnes & Noble Inc. (NYSE:  BKS) is  baffling for many reasons.  The biggest mystery is why he is bothering at all. Barnes & Noble’s prospects are so…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Media

CNBC Sounds the Death Knell of the TV Business

In breathless prose that it does so well, CNBC sounded the alarm bell about the future of television. Check out the first paragraph: “An alarming survey by Credit Suisse should serve as…

Douglas A. McIntyre