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The Market Rag took a little election-week vacation, but it’s back now and ready to talk shop.
We have entered the age of Playstation 3 and Wii.
Sony will sell its 400,000 American units promptly and unleash 6 million units by March, according to a CNNMoney article. The same coverage also points out a glitch in backwards [...]
Life is good when you’re in the white collar side of oil.
Exxon posted the second largest profit by an American company ever after posting $10.5 billion for the third quarter.
They came up just shy of the record set by…themselves in Q4, 2005.
The company easily beat Wall Street expectations by almost a billion dollars. a CNNMoney [...]
It seems some advertisers don’t anymore, but the Market Rag does.
This is the Mid-Week Market Rag for Oct. 18, 2006.
The rebuilding, or deconstruction, of AOL is well underway. After May’s announcement that it would close its Jacksonville, Fla. facility, the dethroned Internet service pontiff is closing its Albuquerque call center according to a report. The [...]
Mid-week is synonymous with the Market Rag.
Firstly, Google is up in trading today after spending over a billion and a half dollars acquiring YouTube. Meanwhile News Corp is down today as the details of this trade begin to trickle down and bad news for the newspaper business continues.
According to the Wall Street Journal, News Corp [...]
Alcohol makes the Market Rag again this week.
As we know, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has had a record-setting week, but not every company has been celebrating the happy days.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs apologized for the company’s financial practices. This comes as Chief Financial Officer Fred Anderson resigned from the board of directors.
Apple admitted Jobs [...]
Wednesday = Market Rag
The markets are up lately, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at its second highest rate ever.
Lord of the Rings director, Peter Jackson, will work with Microsoft to develop the next title in the Halo XBox series. This is separate from Halo 3, which Bungie studios is already developing. Jackson is [...]
Hello out there in PR land. This is the mid-week market rag.
You know you’ve had a bad day when this is on the headline that CNN/Money gives you:
The automaker’s failure to use simple good sense raises questions about company management.
That’s the situation at Chrysler right now. First they announced the possibility of a $600 million [...]
A dramatic development and indeed a huge piece of news is flying low and under the radar this morning.
Google News lost a court case in Europe and as a result, the Belgian court that heard the case has ordered Google to stop using content from Belgian newspapers without obtaining permission or paying a royalty/fee to [...]
The middle of a shortened week is upon us, and almost behind us at this point. This is the Mid-Week Market Rag for Wednesday, September 6, 2006.
Bill Ford resigned as CEO of Ford Motor Company this week, sending a small shockwave through the motor vehicle industry. Shareholders and consumers seem to be waiting for something [...]
