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November 17, 2012
16:08 EDTEMC, HPQ, MSFT, STX, DELL, QCOM, WDC, INTCPC stocks likely not worth buying, Barron's says
Companies tied to the personal computer space are cheap, but likely not worth a buy given the industry's declining sales, Barron's says in its Technology Trader column. While Microsoft (MSFT), Intel (INTC), Dell (DELL), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), Western Digital (WDC) and Seagate (STX) should likely be avoided, shares of EMC (EMC) and Qualcomm (QCOM) look attractive, Barron's contends. Reference Link
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18:55 EDTMSFTOn The Fly: After Hours Movers
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18:17 EDTMSFTGameStop rallies after Microsoft reverses rental policy for Xbox One games
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16:56 EDTMSFTMicrosoft says internet connection not needed for Xbox One games
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16:22 EDTMSFTNokia up as much as 4.4% after WSJ report company held talks with Microsoft
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16:11 EDTMSFTMicrosoft, Nokia recently held talks on devices unit, WSJ reports
Microsoft (MSFT) and Nokia (NOK) recently held talks, though the talks have since faltered, regarding a deal for Microsoft to acquire Nokia's devices business, reports The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter. The report cites a source that says the talks aren't likely to be revived. Reference Link
16:05 EDTMSFTNokia up 2.8% after Dow Jones says company held talks with Microsoft on devices
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16:04 EDTMSFTMicrosoft, Nokia talks on devices recently broke down, DJ reports
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16:02 EDTMSFTMicrosoft, Nokia talks recently in advanced talks on devices business, DJ says
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13:21 EDTMSFTFirefox maker to eliminate most Internet tracking, Washington Post says
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11:57 EDTMSFTSony video shows PlayStation 4 details, The Next Web says
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09:06 EDTQCOMQualcomm picked up content in Galaxy S4, says William Blair
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08:08 EDTMSFTMerkel tells Obama: Internet monitoring must have proper limits, Reuters reports
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06:39 EDTDELLSoutheastern lowers stake in Dell to 4.1% after Icahn sale
Southeastern Asset Management confirmed in a regulatory filing that it sold 71.66M shares of Dell at $13.52 to Carl Icahn, which lowered its stake in the computer maker to 4.1%. Southeastern said it also agreed to sell an additional 352.5K shares to Icahn at $13.52 per share.
06:12 EDTHPQHP CEO Whitman reorganizes PC business, Bloomberg reports
Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman is reorganizing the company’s troubled PC business, and is replacing the longtime head Todd Bradley with one of his deputies as PC's slump worldwide, reports Bloomberg. Dion Weisler, hired by Bradley last year from Lenovo Group to lead PCs and printing in Asia, is assuming global responsibility for the units. Reference Link
05:51 EDTDELLStocks with implied volatility movement; GLD DELL
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June 18, 2013
17:16 EDTDELLDell special committee responds to Carl Icahn's latest proposal
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17:12 EDTINTCNvidia to begin licensing GPU cores, visual computing portfolio
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16:20 EDTDELLSoutheastern says Icahn in best position to lead alternative Dell transaction
In a regulatory filing Southeastern Asset Management stated: "Southeastern Asset Management continues to believe that the Michael Dell / Silver Lake management buyout proposal undervalues the company and its prospects going forward. Southeastern and Icahn Associates have been working diligently to provide a better alternative for shareholders.Southeastern has determined that Icahn is in the best position to lead the development of an alternative transaction and to generate a better outcome for shareholders. Southeastern has therefore agreed to sell approximately 72,010,328 shares to Icahn, making Icahn the largest outside shareholder of Dell. Southeastern intends to vote its approximately 72,010,328 remaining shares of Dell stock against the $13.65 Michael Dell / Silver Lake management buyout proposal. Furthermore, Southeastern intends to vote its shares at Dell’s Annual Meeting in favor of the slate of highly qualified director candidates it and Icahn submitted to the Company. Icahn has Southeastern’s full support as it leads the proxy fight in the interest of all shareholders against the undervalued management buyout proposal. Southeastern will continue to participate in the proxy contest with Icahn to defeat the Michael Dell / Silver Lake management buyout proposal."
16:12 EDTMSFT, QCOMMicrosoft adds Qualcomm as Surface RT supplier, Bloomberg says
Microsoft (MSFT) will use Qualcomm (QCOM) chips in its updated Surface RT tablet, reports Bloomberg, citing people with knowledge of the company's plans. The report also cites a source that says Nvidia's (NVDA) Tegra chip will continue to be used for some versions of the Surface. Reference Link
16:06 EDTDELLIcahn reports 8.68% stake in Dell
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