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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 (RSH) on concern that the consumer electronics retailer's emphasis on selling mobile devices will fail to revive its fortunes. Credit swaps tied to RadioShack rose to a record $971105 to protect $10 million of debt on Jan. 31, a day after it reported ... RadioShack Bonds Sending Out Distress Signal: Corporate FinanceSan Francisco Chronicle all 3 news articles »

Oil rises above $99 in Europe after surprise US crude supply drop suggests ... - Washington Post

Oil rises above $99 in Europe after surprise US crude supply drop suggests ... Washington Post Oil prices rose above $99 a barrel Wednesday after an unexpected drop in US crude supplies suggested demand is improving. By early afternoon in Europe, benchmark crude for March delivery was up 90 cents at $99.31 a barrel in electronic trading on the ... and more »

Littlefuse's earnings sparked by automotive sales - Medill Reports: Chicago

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Littlefuse's earnings sparked by automotive sales Medill Reports: Chicago by Meghan Schiller Shares of electronics maker Littelfuse Inc. climbed Tuesday after the company reported better-than-expected fourth quarter earnings that were sparked by a jump in global automotive production. Littelfuse shares climbed $2.53, ... and more »

How One Small Business Redesigned its Website for Better Sales - Entrepreneur

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How One Small Business Redesigned its Website for Better Sales Entrepreneur The site, which sells consumer electronics manufactured by Yakel's company, Favi Entertainment, added a pittance of about $6000 to his 2010 revenue of $2.6 million. Yakel knew the culprit: His site was disorganized and cluttered.

Panasonic Prepares For $10 Billion Record Loss - IRA

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Panasonic Prepares For $10 Billion Record Loss IRA The combined total losses acknowledged by the Big Three electronics firms, Panasonic, Sony and Sharp, now approach $17 billion and represent a change to the overall landscape for the industry. The Financial Times noted that a threat to all three ... and more »