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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 Fort Worth, Texas-based company's 6.75 percent bonds due May 2019 have dropped 16 cents since they were sold in April to 83 cents on the dollar to yield 10.1 percent. RadioShack, which opened its first namesake store in 1921, has seen its credit ... and more »

Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers - CBS News

Thai flooding impact on tech companies, suppliers CBS News Oct. 24: Fabrinet, which provides services and parts for optical, electro-mechanical and electronic manufacturing companies, says it expects its Chokchai plants to remain shuttered through the rest of the quarter. Emcore Corp., which makes ... and more »

THQ to drop licensed kids' games and focus on “core” content - VentureBeat

THQ to drop licensed kids' games and focus on “core” content VentureBeat Every big game publisher has had to prioritize what it wants to focus on in the in new age of gaming that combines traditional and digital strategies. THQ says it is in the process of ending its relationships with kids' licensed entertainment companies ... and more »

Asian stock markets fall as inflation in China rebounds in January, Greek debt ... - Washington Post

Asian stock markets fall as inflation in China rebounds in January, Greek debt ... Washington Post The figure, which excludes the volatile shipping and electric power industries, marked a downturn from a 14.8 percent expansion in November. Hitachi Construction Machinery lost 1.7 percent, and construction machinery maker Komatsu shed 1.4 percent. and more »

Distribution Is king. Much More So In India - VC Circle

Distribution Is king. Much More So In India VC Circle I am willing to bet that volumes will drop dramatically if Indian e-commerce companies start charging nominal amounts for shipping or if prices are raised to even a few % points higher than offline retail. And then on the cost front, ... and more »