Verizon Shareholders Get FairPoint, But is it a Fair Shake?
By William Trent, CFA of Stock Market Beat Not long ago we wrote that the Verizon’s (VZ) spinoff of its directory business seemed to be fortuitously timed to get $9 billion of debt off…
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Newest first · Page 147False Hope For A Nokia Turnaround
Goldman Sachs this Nokia (NOK) has been bombarded by too much bad news. When Motorola guided downward for the last quarter and said that margins were under pressure from lower cost handset, Nokia’s shares…
Not All Hand Set Firms As Hurtin: Sony-Ericsson
As the share prices of Motorola (MOT) and Nokia (NOK) go down in flames as handset margins shrink, the world’s No. 4 handset company is doing just fine. Sony-Ericsson (SNE)(ERIC) said Q4 earnings would…
Cisco Systems Sues Apple Over iPhone
Cisco Systems (CSCO) is suing Apple (AAPL) over the iPhone, but keep in mind that this has no impact on the phone itself other than the name. The suit was filed in the United…
Why The iPhone Won’t Work: Cisco Owns The Name
The press has been full of speculation about the new Apple (AAPL) iPhone. The range of opinion runs from Apple become the firm that completely changes the model of the wirelss industry to the…
Telephone Co. Won’t Like Comcast Outlook
The CEO of Comcast (CMCSA) says his venture into the VoIP business is gaining momentum. Brian Roberts projects that 20% of his customer base will subscribe to voice service by 2009, and that the…
Herb Greenberg Is No iPhone Fan
24/7 has been pilloried for saying that the new Apple (AAPL) iPhone may not get universal, overnight acceptance from consumers. Interesting that Herb Greenberg over at Marketwatch has some similar opinions. Among his observations…
Apple Steals Market Cap From MOT, RIMM, PALM, And NOK
Apple’s (AAPL) shares rose about 8.3% today, adding over $6.4 billion to the companies market capitalization. The put it at $79.6 billion. Assuming the market is efficient, that money came from somewhere else. Maybe…
24/7 Wall St. 2007 Price Forecast: Qualcomm, $32
Over the next week 24/7 Wall St. will set mid-year price targets (June, 30, 2007) for the sixty most widely traded stocks. These targets will be based on past price performance, industry activity, forward…
24/7 Wall St. 2007 Price Forecast: Level 3, $5.50
Over the next week 24/7 Wall St. will set mid-year price targets (June, 30, 2007) for the sixty most widely traded stocks. These targets will be based on past price performance, industry activity, forward…
24/7 Wall St. 2007 Price Forecast: Nokia, $23
Over the next week 24/7 Wall St. will set mid-year price targets (June, 30, 2007) for the sixty most widely traded stocks. These targets will be based on past price performance, industry activity, forward…
24/7 Wall St. 2007 Stock Price Forecast: Motorola, $24
Over the next week 24/7 Wall St. will set mid-year price targets (June, 30, 2007) for the sixty most widely traded stocks. These targets will be based on past price performance, industry activity, forward…
24/7 Wall St. 2007 Price Forecast: Sprint, $22
Over the next week 24/7 Wall St. will set mid-year price targets (June, 30, 2007) for the sixty most widely traded stocks. These targets will be based on past price performance, industry activity, forward…
24/7 Wall St. 2007 Price Targets: Verizon, $32
Over the next week 24/7 Wall St. will set mid-year price targets (June, 30, 2007) for the sixty most widely traded stocks. These targets will be based on past price performance, industry activity, forward…
24/7 Wall St. Price Targets: AT&T, $27
Over the next week 24/7 Wall St. will set mid-year price targets (June, 30, 2007) for the sixty most widely traded stocks. These targets will be based on past price performance, industry activity, forward…