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The stock market is cheering the Qualcomm - Nokia settlement, but this represents an excellent chance to sell out of both.
Nokia could easily have been Apple and Research in Motion in one. Instead, they choose to be neither.
I am just posting this article here to support the points that were made in my earlier article on the new IPhone 3G and the revolution that it is creating in the wireless space.
Techcrunch interviewed Citi Analyst Mark Mahaney On Yahoo/Microsoft/Google. It's a good interview although I tend to disagree with his conclusions.
It is time for Dylan Rattigan and his irresponsible group of clowns and morons to be taken off of the air.
The iPhone is here, it is real and it is Apple's biggest revolution yet. RIMM and Nokia are understandably scared.
Facebook Apps look like a waste of time and resources to me. Working with the community makes sense, spending lots of resources to develop an app for the community, doesn't. Here are the reasons...
I think that EZCchip / LanOptics is an incredibly volatile risky investment, but this author seems to think that there is real upside in the company's relationships with Cisco and Juniper.
This is an article co-written several years ago by Andrew Whinston at the University of Texas at Austin. Although written in 1998, the articles central premise seems accurate to me: physical books...
An essay I read entitled What's Wrong with Energy Investing made me realize that nuclear energy is just not being seen as the solution to the world's energy problems.
It's rare that the general public receives insight into a start-up financing deal but that's what happened with Israeli startup 5Min. They basically gave away 50% of the company for $300,000. The...
Newsweek today featured Amazon's new Kindle, an e-reading device. I'm skeptical that we're at the point where an e-reader can catch on but change is definitely coming to publshing. In 30 years we...
Well maybe not directly money. But the new browser is blazing fast and saves time. And as we know, time is money.
Verizon's CEO is right not to be too concerned about the iPhone. He has probably already had his hands on the device and knows it will be a flop.
RIMM has seen extraordinary demand for its new products and proven a lot of nay-sayers wrong (including myself). I still think the company may be vulnerable to IPhone.
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Institution
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4.76%
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EverBank
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2.52%
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Fidelity
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3.40%
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Imperial Capital Bank
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3.72%
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GMAC Bank / Corus Bank
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4.25%
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Wachovia
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4.31%
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ELoan
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4.60%
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Discover Bank
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4.84%
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US Treasury
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3.50%
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Federal Home Loan Bank (state and local tax exempt)
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3.25%
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Northrop Grumman FCU
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3.90%
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Alliant CU
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4.05%
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Alliant CU
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4.06%
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Melrose FCU
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1.49%
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Various brokerages
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1.91%
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Various brokerages
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2.56%
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3.39%
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4.06%
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