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Dell and Best Buy Similarity — Hubris

courtesy Best Buy Co. Inc.Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL) and Best Buy Co. Inc. (NYSE: BBY) are each in trouble as the business environments they helped to create become passe and investors wonder…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Retail Customers Embrace Online Shopping

ThinkstockRetail sales for the holiday season just behind us rose about 4.8%, compared with sales during the 2011 holiday shopping season. Online sales rose by more than 14%, and that growth is…

Paul Ausick
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2013’s Most Profitable Companies

courtesy of Apple Inc.Each January, 24/7 Wall St. forecasts the publicly traded U.S. companies that will have the highest profits in the year ahead. This year, Apple almost certainly will keep first place,…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Consumer Electronics

PC Sales Drop Spoils HP, Dell Strategic Recoveries

courtesy Dell Inc.The plans for Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE: HPQ) and Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL) to revive their fortunes were based, and still are to some extent, on a move into IT consulting…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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CEOs to Fire in 2013

courtesy of Groupon Inc.A number of large public company CEOs have come under fire in the past year because of the extremely poor financial results of the public corporations they run. Some,…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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What’s Important in the Financial World (12/18/2012)

ThinkstockIBM 5 in 5 International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM) put out its “5 in 5,” detailing five important features computers will have in five years. The IBM forecast indicates computers could be…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Media Digest (12/7/2012) Reuters, WSJ, FT, Bloomberg

thinkstockInvestors who are optimistic about Europe’s prospects are disappointed by European Central Bank comments on the economy. (Reuters) T-Mobile will stop phone subsidies and start to sell the Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL)…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Large Company Female CEOs Face Headwinds

ThinkstockThe stock prices of the majority of large public companies led by female CEOs have underperformed the S&P 500 so far this year, in some cases by a great deal. While some…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Companies and Brands

eCommerce Holiday Spending Continues Mega-Growth

ThinkstockWe are getting more and more data showing that the trends toward online spending for the holidays are continuing to show growth. We have seen data from the likes of Visa Inc.…

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Jon C. Ogg
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Companies and Brands

Shoppers Snap Up Electronic Gadgets

ThinkstockOver the four-day Thanksgiving holiday weekend, U.S. consumers spent about a third of their gift-giving budgets on consumer electronics gadgets, second only to clothes buying as a percentage of spending. That number…

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Paul Ausick
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Who Will Replace Meg Whitman at HP?

courtesy of Hewlett-PackardThe more the Hewlett-Packard Co. (NYSE: HPQ) deal to buy Autonomy gets scrutinized, the more that outsiders place blame on HP’s board, which unanimously approved the deal. The $11 billion…

Douglas A. McIntyre