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[$$] Debit Power (at Barron's Online)

yahoo.com     yesterday          

Edited by Robin Goldwyn Blumenthal Word Count: 700 | Companies Featured in This Article: JPMorgan Chase, General Electric, Lehman Brothers, Ford, Nokia, Abercrombie & Fitch, TJX, Nordstrom, Target , Wal-Mart, Costco ,...                    

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Tech Winners & Losers: SanDisk (at TheStreet.com)

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Tech stocks rode the broader market's roller coaster on Friday, with the notable exception of SanDisk , which got a huge boost from the prospect of being acquired by Samsung Electronics. After falling below 2217 in the...                    

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Chips Are Cheap (at CNBC)

yahoo.com     yesterday          

There was a time when semiconductors were a growth-driven business. But analysts and investors are right to groan, Nat Semi Chairman and CEO Brian Halla told Cramer today. Nat Semi research and development is spending...                    

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marketwatch.com: Chart of NOK marketwatch.com

Nokia warning surprises investors

ft.com     06-Sep-2008   74 related          

By David Ibison in Stockholm Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, yesterday warned that its market share would shrink in the third quarter, bringing to an end a period of almost uninterrupted growth and wiping...                    

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breakingnews.ie: The UK's biggest companies slid to more stock market losses today in the worst week for the FTSE 100 Index for more than six years. breakingnews.ie

FTSE hit by worst week in six years

metro.co.uk     05-Sep-2008   10 related          

FTSE 100 Index suffers worst week for over six years The UK's biggest companies have slid to more stock market losses in the worst week for the FTSE 100 Index for more than six years. The declines end a recent two-month...                    

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FTSE posts worst weekly fall in 6 years

reuters.com     05-Sep-2008   6 related          

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top share index ended down 2.3 percent on Friday, registering its biggest weekly fall in six years, as banks and commodity stocks fell on global economic worries after the U.S. jobless rate...                    

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cnet.co.uk: BBC iPlayer coming to Nokia N96: 'Enders fans rejoice cnet.co.uk

BBC iPlayer coming to Nokia N96: 'Enders fans rejoice

cnet.co.uk     06-Sep-2008   1 related          

Related entries: Mobile Phones If you don't own an iPhone, you won't know the deep bliss of watching BBC iPlayer videos on your mobile -- let us tell you, it's awesome. In fact, watching iPlayer on your iPhone or iPod...                    

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Mainstream TV fights back against invaders

guardian.co.uk     06-Sep-2008          

Dafydd Thomas, Ant and Dec, Merlin, and Tess Durbeyfield will be on the front line in the battle for viewers this autumn, as figures today reveal the scale of the decline in audiences on mainstream television channels....                    

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THE London market slumped more than 2% for the third session in a row yesterday as more dreary...

icnetwork.co.uk     06-Sep-2008   2 related          

Sep 6 2008 Western Mail The FTSE plunged 121.4 points, or 2.3%, to 5240.7, repeating performances seen yesterday and Wednesday amid sustained fears for the world’s major economies. It took the index’s plunge over the past...                    

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journalpioneer.com: Arthur Andrews II of Banc of America Specialists watches the early numbers from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Henny Ray Abrams journalpioneer.com

TSX down, off early lows as energy losses moderate;NY weak on job losses

k-litefm.com     05-Sep-2008   21 related          

By: THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - Even so, the commodity stock-led retreat on the Toronto market has carved almost 1,000 points or 7.5 per cent from the main index this week. The Canadian dollar was up 0.47 cent to 93.97...                    

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