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What Is Important in the Financial World

ThinkstockA $100 Nokia Smartphone Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK) has released a smartphone that costs the consumer less than $100 — the Nokia Asha 501. The cellular phone firm has made this decision…

Douglas A. McIntyre
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Media Digest: Reuters, WSJ, NYT, FT, Bloomberg

courtesy of AOL, IncBoeing Co. (NYSE: BA) shows airlines plans for a 777 that would have the longest range of any plane in the world. (Reuters) A low-end version of the Nokia…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:39am ET
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Media Digest (4/19/2013) Reuters, WSJ, NYT, FT, Bloomberg

ThinkstockBlackstone Group L.P. (NYSE: BX) will halt its bid for Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL). (Reuters) Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) announces CFO departure as it posts strong earnings. (Reuters) Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG)…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:45am ET
Telecom & Wireless

Nokia Earnings Disappoint, Windows Phones Fall Short

courtesy of Nokia Corp.Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK) had another rough quarter. The numbers show the company still cannot make progress against powerful competition from Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Samsung. The new…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:35am ET
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What Is Important in the Financial World (4/18/2013)

ThinkstockGerman Economic Recovery One German research firm expects the nation’s economy to rebound this year and next. However, the rebound will be very modest. It will not be anywhere near those expected…

Douglas A. McIntyre
8:10am ET
Telecom & Wireless

Galaxy S4 Threatens iPhone in China — Survey

courtesy of Samsung More than 50% of China’s iPhone users are considering the purchase of a Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone when the new phone makes its appearance in China. On top of…

Paul Ausick
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Telecom & Wireless

Who Wants a BlackBerry? Not Many of You

Courtesy Research in Motion Ltd.The penalty for being late — really late — to market is almost always more severe than a company wants to admit. Especially a company that had a…

Paul Ausick