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Investing
The Cisco (CSCO) Kid Will Stay The Course
John Chambers of Cisco (CSCO) says he will not change his plans for the company even if there is a significant recession. His view of the world goes out five years or…
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Consumer Electronics
Consumer Electronics: Thousands Of Products, One Consumer (MSFT)(SNE)(YHOO)(CMCSA)
This is the list for just one day. The wild paroxyxm of announcements at the Consumer Electronics Show has begun. Yahoo! (YHOO) says it will open up the software for its mobile…
6:13am ET
Consumer Electronics
Netflix (NFLX) Goes After The TV Market
Netflix (NFLX) has put together a deal with LG Electronics to build a box which will allow consumers to download movies and play them on their TVs. It would seem like a…
6:27pm ET
Media
Cramer Reviews 2007 Into 2008 (AUY, ABX, BMRN, HAL, AAPL, MO, SVNT, RIMM, GOOG, AMZN, RAD, LVLT, NYX, CSCO)
On tonight’s MAD MONEY on CNBC, Jim Cramer kicked off 2008 by being somewhat cautious on the volatility in 2008. Cramer said he wants to Add gold to the portfolio with Barrick…
7:36am ET
Investing
Top 10 Pre-Market Analyst Calls (AMD, LSI, NSM, AMZN, BHI, BDX, HUM, IACI, INTC, TXN, PCLN, SBUX, UNH)
These are not at all the only impact analyst calls kicking off the new year, but these are the calls we are focusing on this morning at 247WallSt.com: Advanced Micro Systems (AMD),…
6:50am ET
Consumer Electronics
Apple (AAPL) At $200: The Madness Of Crowds
This holiday, the press is replete with stories of sales of Macs on the Amazon (AMZN) website and the transcendent experience of shopping at an Apple store. Perhaps all of those consumers…
6:28am ET
Retail
Amazon Claims Record Numbers (AMZN, TGT)
Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) has announced some of its statistical results for the holiday shopping season. While it is labeled "it’s best ever holiday season," other stores around the country and around he web…
4:47am ET
Media
Media Digest 12/26/2007 Reuters, WSJ, NYTimes, FT, Barron’s
According to Reuters, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) has bought control of Marmon Industries for $4.5 billion. Reuters writes that US retail sales were up a disappointing 3.6% for the holidays. Reuters reports that…
1:37pm ET
Consumer Electronics
Apple (AAPL) Hits All-Time High Ahead Of Holiday
Only good news for Apple (AAPL). At least that is how Wall St. looks at the holiday prospects for the maker of Macs, iPods, and iPhones. Apple’s shares hit $199.33, an all-time…
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Consumer Electronics
Amazon (AMZN) Sales Show Apple (AAPL) And Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) Doing Well
A look at the top-selling PCs on Amazon (AMZN) shows that Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and Apple (AAPL) are doing unusually well. The HP Pavillion line is doing especially well, as are the Apple…
5:45am ET
Retail
Amazon Best Sellers: Nintendo And Activision (ATVI)
Which companies are likely to big holiday sales? In the video game category Activision (ATVI) and Nintendo are the leaders on the Amazon (AMZN) bestseller list for video games. Activision (ATVI) has…
5:33am ET
Retail
Amazon (AMZN) Best Sellers: Garmin (GRMN), Apple (AAPL), And Canon
Which companies are likely to have a good Christmas and fourth quarter? A look at Amazon’s (AMZN) "Best Sellers" lists may say something. In the "Electronics" category the Apple (AAPL) iPod, Gamin…
2:04pm ET
Technology
Amazon (AMZN) Valuation And The Great E-Commerce Debate
The online e-commerce business is booming this year. The total value of goods bought online is up 19% for the period from November 1 through December 11 to $20.49 billion. This past…
8:51pm ET
Investing
Ten Stocks That Could Double In 2008
Not many stocks are likely to double. Even well-run companies like Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO) are not likely to move 2x even with great results. The market caps are already too large and…
5:09pm ET
Investing
Short Sales Increase in Four Horsemen of Tech (AMZN, AAPL, GOOG, RIMM)
The NASDAQ has issued its short interest report for month-end reading for November, and out of the "New Four Horsemen of Tech" it appears that Google was the only one who saw…