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Stocks Under $10: Medical Name Getting Volatile
The swings are getting bigger, but the fundamentals haven’t changed since its last profit report. Continue reading
BRCD received two early-morning price-target hikes
Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. (BRCD – 5.75) stepped up to the earnings plate after last night’s bell…( Read More ) Continue reading
A Post-Earnings Purchase
We are adding shares to this name, which posted in-line results on Tuesday but is trading lower following a downgrade. Continue reading
GRMN’s fourth-quarter results easily exceeded expectations
As corporate earnings season continues this week, Garmin Limited (GRMN – 48.95) took its turn in the spotlight this morning…( Read More ) Continue reading
Why employees hate their bosses
The research also found that fewer than 40 per cent of employees are motivated by their supervisor to give their best effort. Continue reading
DELL’s fourth-quarter profit fell short of expectations
After its first foray north of the 13,000 mark mark since 2008, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is flat heading into today’s session…( Read More ) Continue reading
Airlines sold off aggressively on Tuesday, with stocks like DAL and JBLU down more than 7%
The failure of the Dow transportation average to confirm recent new highs in the Dow industrials (namely, Dow 13,000), has sent more than a few ripples through the world of old-school chartists…( Read More ) Continue reading
"Only 25 pc of engineering grads directly employable"
Only 25 per cent of those passing out of the colleges at present met the requirements of the firms, Member of Scientific Advisory Council to PM Kiran Karnik said. Continue reading
InterContinental Hotels to create 3,000 jobs in Britain
The world’s biggest hotelier, Intercontinental, said it would create 3,000 jobs at its 275 hotels in Britain over the next three years. Continue reading
Average increment in 2012 may fall to 11.9%: Survey
The projected average increase of 11.9% in India is also the highest in the Asia Pacific region, followed by China at 9.5% and the Philippines at 6.9%. Continue reading