Ancestry.com Beats Up on Analysts Yet Again - DailyFinance
Ancestry.com is on a tear lately after taking a huge hit over their Q4 numbers. Analysts responded after the fact with downgrades and price target reductions, but we still see a huge opportunity in…
Nothing much wants to make this market go down but I guarantee you this one will
Obama nears his nuclear moment By Edward Luce At the start of Barack Obama’s term, few moments better crystallised America’s change of face than his “New Day” video address to the Iranian people.…
Immediate Solution To Debt Crisis Found: Italian police seize $6 trillion of fake U.S. bonds
What started off as a harmless Mafia loan-sharking investigation turned into a rather profitable seizure of $6 trillion worth of forged US Treasury bonds on Friday. Oddly enough, no rally in the…
Google's Privacy Policy: Strike One
Not nine days after Google releases their new-and-improved privacy policy, we have some first hand results of its intrusiveness. Jonathan Mayer, a graduate student from Stanford University,…
Seven Arrested In Connections With Olympus Scandal, Including Ex-Chairman
Looks like the scandal that's sliced Olympus shares in half is finally bearing some results according to Bloomberg. Seven arrests have been made in response to the 13 year coverup of mispriced…
Paulson Calling For A Greek Default
According to Paulson & Co., a hard default by Greece could spell economic disaster of unprecedented proportion along with the breakup of the Euro. In his 2011 recap letter to clients, he…
Kellogg Rockets On Announced Purchase Of Pringles
Kellogg (K) shot up over 5% on news that the food manufacturer would take over Diamond Food's (DMND) failed deal with the chip company. Kellogg will pay P&G almost 2.7 billion for ownership of…
Enter the Bull - Barrons.com
Enter the Bull By GENE EPSTEIN | MORE ARTICLES BY AUTHOR Even by conservative measures, the Dow Jones Industrials could top 15,000 in two years. Dow 17,000 is a 50-50 bet. Based on cyclical patterns…
Second City in China Halts Sales of Apple iPads - NYTimes.com
According to the NY Times, yet another city in China has halted the sale of the iPad over the trademark dispute with Proview Technology. About 45 units have already been confiscated from stores and…