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Consumer Electronics

Samsung Galaxy S5: Not Bold Enough?

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.One of the most anticipated announcements at this week’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona was the introduction of the Galaxy S5 smartphone by Samsung Electronics. The time has come,…

Paul Ausick
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Consumer Electronics

Samsung Ditches Android on New Smartwatch

Samsung ElectronicsWe can expect a blizzard of new product announcements and just plain announcements from the Mobile World Congress that kicked off Sunday morning in Barcelona. First out of the chute was…

Paul Ausick
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Investing

The 4 Stocks That Dominated the Market on Wednesday

thinkstockFebruary 19, 2014: Markets opened lower on Wednesday and after spending some time above the break-even line, all three major indexes sank following the release of the FOMC minutes. The energy sector…

Paul Ausick
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Industrials

Apple, Boeing: R&D Cheapskates?

JoeInQueens, via Wikimedia CommonsIn 2013 the United States spent more corporate money on research and development than any other country in the world. Of a total spending level of €538.8 billion (about…

Paul Ausick
10:35am ET
Investing

Stocks With the Most Short Interest — Nasdaq

bfishshadow via Wikimedia CommonsHere is a look at the six Nasdaq-traded stocks with the largest number of shares held short as of January 31. Of the six, four saw short interest fall while…

Paul Ausick
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Technology

Google Is the Deal-Making King

Bloomberg found that Google has executed more deals than any company in the world over the past three years. It edged out marketing and advertising firm WPP and tech giant Intel, which…

Trey Thoelcke
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Technology

Short Interest in Chip Stocks Points Higher

ThinkstockAs of January 15, short interest in several semiconductor stocks increased as investors continued to bet against PC processors and memory chips in favor of mobile devices. With only a couple of…

Paul Ausick