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November 30, 2012
14:33 EDTMSFT, CAG, RAH, GMCR, AROMarket poised to end week little changed despite fiscal cliff impasse
Stocks are set to end the week little changed, as some positive economic data and a new Greek bailout deal helped offset the impact of the continued fiscal cliff stalemate... MACRO NEWS: Greece and its lenders reached a deal that is likely to prevent the country from exiting the euro zone in the near-term... Conversely, a deficit reduction deal between Democrats and Republicans remains elusive, as the parties continue to be at odds over whether to increase tax rates. The GOP yesterday reportedly rejected a deal proposed by the White House that would increase taxes by $1.6T, as the fiscal cliff continues to loom... Third quarter GDP growth was revised up to 2.7%, from 2%, although the consensus estimate was 2.8%. Pending home sales for October and an index of consumer confidence for November beat expectations. On the other hand, personal income for October came in below expectations... COMPANY NEWS: Amid negative reports suggesting that sales of Microsoft's (MSFT) Surface tablet and of its Windows 8 operating system have been lackluster, the company's stock is set to end the week significantly lower... Food manufacturer ConAgra Foods (CAG) agreed to buy one of its competitors, RalCorp (RAH), for $90 per share... Coffee machine maker Green Mountain (GMCR) and apparel retailer Aeropostale (ARO) both reported stronger than expected quarterly results.
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May 22, 2013
14:36 EDTGMCRGreen Mountain puts active on wide price movement
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11:52 EDTMSFTUncertainty surrounds GameStop after new Xbox revealed
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09:24 EDTMSFTMicrosoft CEO says to hire 'several thousand' in China, Bloomberg reports
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08:53 EDTMSFTGameStop has positive read through from Xbox launch, says Sterne Agee
Sterne Agee believes that GameStop (GME) will benefit from several aspects of the launch of the new version of Microsoft's (MSFT) Xbox, including the fact that it will accept new games and is launching this year instead of 2014 as some reports had suggested. The firm keeps a $46 price target and Buy rating on GameStop.
08:45 EDTMSFTMicrosoft Xbox very compelling, says Stifel
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07:41 EDTMSFTPROS Holdings to host a conference
Outperform Europe 2013 is being held in Brussels, Belgium on May 22-23.
07:29 EDTMSFTXbox won't hurt pay TV companies in near-term, AllThingsD says
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07:24 EDTMSFTNetEvents International to host a summit
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07:12 EDTMSFTGameStop may see pressure from used game uncertainty, says Piper Jaffray
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May 21, 2013
17:02 EDTCAGConAgra says unable to estimate Ralcorp integration costs
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15:40 EDTMSFTGameStop off lows after Microsoft says Xbox One will allow resale of games
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15:39 EDTMSFTMicrosoft says Xbox One will allow resale, trade-in of games, Bloomberg says
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15:24 EDTMSFTMicrosoft Xbox One seems to restrict used games, Kotaku says
Microsoft's (MSFT) Xbox One won't require an "always-on" Internet connection, but could very well block used games, Kotaku said, based on a company response given to a question posed by Wired. The Fly notes that GameStop (GME) shares are down 4.75% to $36.92 in late day trade following Microsoft's Xbox One event. Reference Link
14:18 EDTMSFTElectronic Arts announced EA Sports Ignite for Xbox One
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14:16 EDTMSFTMicrosoft announces Xbox One
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14:12 EDTMSFTNVIDIA announces PhysX support for Microsoft Xbox One
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14:05 EDTMSFTMicrosoft, NFL in multiyear agreement
Microsoft and the National Football League announced a multiyear partnership that will deliver a unique, interactive NFL television experience for the next-generation Xbox One and leverage Microsoft devices and services to evolve the in-game, sideline experience for coaches, players and other personnel. The agreement provides Microsoft with the rights to create exclusive interactive experiences through products such as Xbox One and Surface. As part of the partnership, Surface by Microsoft branding will appear on NFL sidelines, including on the hoods of the official on-field NFL instant replay stations. As part of the relationship, Microsoft will be granted the following designations: Xbox remains "The Official Game Console of the NFL" and will also become "The Official Interactive Video Entertainment Console"; Microsoft is "The Official Sideline Technology Sponsor of the NFL"; Surface by Microsoft and Windows are "The Official Tablet and PC Operating System of the NFL."
13:54 EDTMSFTActivision's Call of Duty downloadable content will come first to Xbox One
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13:50 EDTMSFTMicrosoft announces partnership with National Football League
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13:48 EDTMSFTMicrosoft announces live action Halo television series
Steven Spielberg to be involved with Halo series.
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