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RadioShack Bonds Signal Distress of Thin Mobile Margins: Corporate Finance - Bloomberg

RadioShack Bonds Signal Distress of Thin Mobile Margins: Corporate Finance Bloomberg The company, known as Tandy between 1959 and 2000, started as a supplier of ship radio equipment and “ham” gear in the 1920s, according to a timeline on its website. It became a personal computer retailer in the late 1970s and started selling mobile ... and more »

Step 1: give every kid a laptop. Step 2: learning begins? - Ars Technica

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Step 1: give every kid a laptop. Step 2: learning begins? Ars Technica About three months ago, the venerable ed-tech evangelist told the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco that his organization would "literally take tablets and drop them out of helicopters," and return a year later to see if the effort was a success. and more »

5 Nasdaq Stocks Witnessing A Dip In Trading Volume - Seeking Alpha

5 Nasdaq Stocks Witnessing A Dip In Trading Volume Seeking Alpha While many investors may feel that Frontier is a sinking ship, I beg to differ. The company had over $600 million of free cash flow in 2010 and over $500 million of free cash flow in the first three quarters of 2011. Most of that free cash flow was ... and more »

Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers - CBS News

Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers CBS News 10: Research group IDC says the disaster's real effect isn't expected to hit makers of personal computers until early next year. In a worst-case scenario, PC shipments could drop more than 20 percent from previous forecasts in the first quarter of 2012 ... and more »

Intel Feels Less Pain Than Expected From Floods - Wall Street Journal

Intel Feels Less Pain Than Expected From Floods Wall Street Journal One distinction between the companies is that Intel has been benefiting from sales to small PC assemblers in emerging economies, whose activities are harder for market researchers to track. Machines there also sometimes ship without operating systems, ... and more »