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What the fuss PokerTek, Netflix and Starbucks?

Posted on December 28, 2011 by Cameron White

In this report: PokerTek (NASDAQ:PTEK), Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ:SBUX).

PokerTek (NASDAQ:PTEK) as well as other gaming companies are trading significantly higher for a second straight day after the Wall Street Journal, citing legal experts, reported that a Justice …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged business, Buy, casino operators, Casinos, coffee, customer, DA Davidson, firm, gaming, Justice Department, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:NFLX, NASDAQ:PTEK, NASDAQ:SBUX, Netflix, NFLX, Overstock.com, PokerTek, PTEK, rates, report, split, Starbucks, stock, streaming, trading, upgrade, wall street journal | Comments Off

What the fuss Amarin, Netflix and Aegon?

Posted on November 25, 2011 by Martin Timble

In this report: Amarin Corp. (NASDAQ:AMRN), Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Aegon (NYSE:AEG).

Amarin Corp. (NASDAQ:AMRN) gained over 6 percent on Friday after the company announced that the Food and Drug Administration has approved its AMR101 marketing application and that it has …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged 2012, AEG, Aegon, Amarin Corp., AMRN, analyst, approved, Buy, CEO, company, customers, debt, downgraded, filing, firm, Food and Drug Administration, Goldman Sachs, insurer, investors, issuing, marketing application, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:AMRN, NASDAQ:NFLX, Netflix, NFLX, NYSE, NYSE:AEG, raise, rating, report, split, stock, streaming | Comments Off

Big time losers and the reasons why (NFLX, OSG, PSS)

Posted on November 22, 2011 by Martin Timble

In this report: Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), Overseas Shipholding Group (NYSE:OSG) and Collective Brands (NYSE:PSS).

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) shares hit a 20 month low today after the company dropped 4.6 percent following its announcement that it had raised $400 million by issuing debt …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged Analysts, banking, Collective Brands, company, customers, cuts, debt stock, DVD-by-mail, earnings, expected, financials, forecast, Frontline, funding, gross, investors, issuing, margin, money, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:NFLX, Netflix, NFLX, NYSE, NYSE:OSG, NYSE:PSS, OSG, Overseas Shipholding Group, payless, PSS, quarter, rating, report, revenue, sector, selloff, shipping industry, split, streaming, trading, uncertainties, Wall Street | Comments Off

Netflix continues to slide after dropping subscriber forecast

Posted on September 16, 2011 by pmarek

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has dropped an additional 5 percent today a day after it lowered its U.S. subscriber forecast for the third quarter. The decision to lower it subscription forecast came after seeing customer losses relating to the split of its …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Services | Tagged company, content, customer, deal, DIS, Disney, distribution, DVD, expects, forecast, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:NFLX, Netflix, NFLX, NYSE:DIS, NYSE:SNY, renewal, shareholders, SNY, Sony, split, Starz, streaming, subscriber | Comments Off

What the Fuss Netflix, CapitalSource and Umpqua Holdings?

Posted on September 15, 2011 by Cameron White

U.S. markets are trading higher today following the European Central Banks announcement that they plan to provide banks with the capital needed in order to make lending easier. The move is conjunction with a conglomerate of central banks from around …

Posted in Latest Headlines, Reports | Tagged Bank of Engand, Bank of Japan, buyback, capital, CapitalSource, company, conglomerate, CSE, customer, debt crisis, dividend, Dow Jones, DVD, European Central Bank, expand, Federal Reserve, forecast, markets, NASDAQ, NASDAQ:NFLX, NASDAQ:UMPQ, Netfliw, NFLX, NYSE:CSE, points, quarter, quarterly, s&p 500, services, share, shareholders, split, streaming, subscriber, Swiss National Bank, traders, trading, UMPQ, Umpqua Bank, Umpqua Investments, Upqua Holdings | Comments Off

McGraw-Hill to split into two publicly traded company

Posted on September 12, 2011 by Josie Middleton

McGraw-Hill Cos. (NYSE:MHP) announced on Monday that it will split into two public companies following a year long review of the company’s business. One of the public companies will focus on education while the other will center around the markets, …

Posted in Financial, Latest Headlines | Tagged business, buyback, CEO, company, downgrade, education, financial crisis, leader, markets, McGraw-Hill, MHP, NYSE, NYSE:MHP, public, rating agency, revenue, segment, share, split, Standard & Poor, Terry McGraw, trades, U.S. debt, unit | Comments Off

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