The recent index rally in the US has inspired many to applaud FED chairman Ben Bernanke for his pro-market fiscal policies…
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Stocks Flash
LinkedIn All Work And No Play
According to its fourth-quarter earnings report, LinkedIn boosted its shares almost 20 percent to $148.50 by early Friday afternoon — breaking an all-time high for the professional and increasingly popular social network…
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Pfizer Profit Quadruples
The world’s leading drug maker announced Tuesday that its fourth-quarter profit more than quadrupled, in spite of the competition from generic drugs impacting sales. The profit is largely explained by the company’s $4.8 billion gain from selling its nutrition business…
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The Land Of The Rising Cars
According to a report by Bloomberg today, Toyota Motor Corp. overtook General Motors and Volkswagen last year in global sales after the massive Tsunami and earthquakes that shook Japan. Moreover, the car manufacturer managed to regain its position regardless of record recalls…
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Yentabook?
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg wants you to go on a date. Facebook’s brand new Graph Search function gives users a chance to connect with others who have similar interests and make new friends, which according to some analysts, will lead to more extramarital affairs and to the ultimate breakdown of marriage…
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Nokia Bouncing Back?
The heavily criticized Nokia CEO, Stephen Elop has been able to turn the ailing mobile giant’s luck with well-timed and executed changes, and on Friday the hard work paid off as Nokia’s share jumped 18 percent in the Helsinki stock exchange signaling a shift that might restore the company’s status as a market maker after several years of decline…
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Toyota’s Back From The Tsunami
After the horrific tsunami that left thousands dead, Japan’s flagship car maker Toyota is bouncing back and looks to take back the title of world’s biggest auto-maker from its American rival, GM.
Toyota shares on Tuesday jumped to their highest level this year, largely boosted by news reports that the company was poised to lead the car manufacturer’s pack this year…
Apple Acknowledges Map Mishap
Due to massive user outrage, Apple has allowed Google’s map application back into its mobile devices. Apple’s stock took a slight hit due to the company’s stubborn strategy to keep with its own map app, but fierce customer feedback forced it to reevaluate its approach…
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