TOP 100 FREEWARE AND SHAREWARE SITES
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| Simple Ways to Save When You Print Excellent printers cost only a pittance these days--you can get a good laser printer for around $50 and an all-in-one printer/scanner for less than $100. But... feeds.pcworld.com |
Final Fantasy XIII Nears 2 Million Sales Mark Square Enix's latest roleplaying extravaganza achieves opening sales of 1.5 million units in Japan, bolsters PlayStation 3 sales. feeds.pcworld.com |
Take-Two Interactive: Greater Losses Ahead Ockham Research submits: Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) stock has had a very tumultuous run of late. Just over two weeks ago, they reported a worse than expected fiscal fourth quarter where both sales and earnings missed analysts’ targets (Bad Quarter Causes Investors to Double Take). Furthermore, they reduced EPS guidance for the current quarter from a loss of $.26 to a loss of no less than $.40 per share. However, it appeared that Take-Two would bounce back quickly as the stock began to rise, thanks in part to activist investor Carl Icahn raising his stake in the company in mid-December. Some analysts upgraded the stock following the disclosure of Icahn’s 11% stake in hopes that he would spearhead a turnaround and perhaps eventually replace some members of the board. After the bell on Monday, Take-Two announced more disappointing news to their investors as they are selling the company’s video game distribution business. The Jack of All Games unit, which distributes not only Take-Two’s games but also video game products from Activision Blizzard (ATVI), Electronic Arts (ERTS), and Sony (SNE), will be sold to SYNNEX (SNX) for a total of $43.25 million in cash. Considering the unit brought in revenue of $282 million in fiscal 2009 (just under a third of revenue), the price seems to be a very cheap.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |
MP3 Players? What MP3 Players? Because Macworld Expo usually conflicts (and, occasionally, overshadows) the Consumer Electronics Show, CES is an event I don't often attend. It's been three... feeds.pcworld.com |
Iron Mountain Breaking Out: Time to Invest? Trade Radar Operator submits: If you are a regular user of stock charts, sometimes you see a textbook pattern develop. That seems to be what is happening with Iron Mountain (IRM).The stock showed up on this weekend's Trend Busters list as a BUY signal. In other words, it looks the stock has been in a down-trend and has suddenly turned up. Here is the chart:Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |