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Investing
Nest Wannabe Players Still In-Play
The buyout of Nest Labs by Google has created a boom for speculators looking further down and further up the supply chain of home automation systems.
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Investing
Cantor Fitzgerald Shows Best Global Equity Research Ideas for 2014
The new year is well under way and the major firms on Wall Street are all presenting their best stock ideas for 2014. The team at Cantor Fitzgerald is no exception.
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Special Report
The Most Innovative Companies in the World
ThinkstockIn 2013, the United States Patent and Trademark Office granted more than 270,000 patents, often to the same organizations. The USPTO awarded 76,850 patents to the top 50 companies alone. IBM received…
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Consumer Electronics
Are Echelon, Lantronix, and Control4 the Next Google-Nest Copycat Targets?
With Google paying what feels like an unheard of $3.2 billion to acquire Nest Labs, Wall Street speculators are looking further down the chain to see if they can get in on…
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Companies and Brands
People Will Never Stop Drinking: Wisdom of Jim Beam Deal
Suntory, the Japanese brewer, spent $13.6 billion to buy Beam, the maker of Jim Beam. In doing so, Suntory has moved further into a business that is as likely to be successful…
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Consumer Electronics
Google Wants Control of Your House, Buying Nest Labs for $3.2B
Nest ThermostatGoogle Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) is not afraid of spending big bucks for hot ideas. Many investors know that Google has been investing in energy efficiency and other automation trends, but now…
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Companies and Brands
The Top Brands in America
The 2013 brands rankings are out, and many of the names on the BrandIndex list are iconic American companies and products. It makes sense for investors to buy stocks that resonate well…
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Telecom & Wireless
CEO Chen to Stay on at BlackBerry: Can He Save the Sinking Ship?
The search for a new CEO for BlackBerry is over. John S. Chen has promised to stay on at BlackBerry and the word "interim" has been dropped from his title as chief…
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Apps & Software
Rumors of Windows 9 Release: Microsoft’s Next Gamble
The tech media are awash with rumors that Microsoft will release Windows 9 in early 2015. That is good, as Windows 8 has been a failure.
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Media
YouTube Tops All Video Sites In Visitors
courtesy of YouTubeYouTube, Google’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) huge video site, known at the place you can “broadcast yourself”, held its spot as the largest video website in the U.S. in December, and did…
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Technology
Merrill Lynch Top Internet Stocks to Buy for 2014
The Internet analysts at Merrill Lynch expect mobile usage to grow more than 50% in 2014, with much of this incremental to the sector. The mobile uplift may start to wane in…
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Investing
Credit Suisse Favors Quality at Any Price Top Momentum Growth Stocks
In a new research report, the investment strategy team at Credit Suisse is recommending investors look to move out of the deep value stocks that have been so successful and consider stocks…
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Technology
The Bullish and Bearish Case for Microsoft in 2014
Microsoft surprised many investors in 2013 with an astonishing 44% return. 24/7 Wall St. has generated a bullish and bearish scenario for 2014 for major stocks, including Microsoft, to see what investors…
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Technology
Sales of Consumer Devices to Hit 2.5 Billion in 2014
ThinkstockCompanies that sell hardware devices and the software that powers them can expect their total market to rise substantially this year. However, not every company will benefit as the battle for share…
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Technology
Twitter Stock Still Reacting to Morgan Stanley Downgrade?
courtesy of TwitterShares of Twitter Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) tumbled 4% Monday following a downgrade to Underweight by Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS). The stock continues its slide today, dropping another 6.5% with no…
