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Monthly archive October, 2008

Quantum gets warning from NYSE about stock price

Quantum (NYSE:QTM), the San Jose maker of storage products, received word from the New York Stock Exchange that it is "not in compliance" with its minimum $1 listing requirement. It Read More →

Stanford finance professor joins Moody’s board

Moody's, the financial ratings firm who's boss, Raymond McDaniel, testified before Congress earlier this month, along with the chiefs of the two other major ratings firms, about their agencies' lousy Read More →

Applied Micro approves buying back as much as 30 percent of itself

The board of directors at Applied Micro Circuits (Nasdaq:AMCC) approved a $100 million stock repurchase program Wednesday, the company revealed in a quarterly filing today. Details of the Read More →

Foundry postpones shareholder vote on Brocade’s offer yet again

Foundry Networks, which first postponed a shareholder vote to approve its proposed sale to Brocade Communications from last Friday to Wednesday, and then postponed it a Read More →

Somebody SuperPoke Tesla

Silicon Valley darlings Facebook and Tesla both have cash problems. These days, who isn't? But these are Big Deal companies. Apparently Facebook's rapid growth, and subsequent spending, has it worried enough that it's looking for more investors, most recently in Read More →

The ad deal between Yahoo and Google is not an anti-trust problem

It's become increasingly clear that the U.S. Department of Justice is building a case against the proposed ad deal between Google and Yahoo. And now there are rumblings that Read More →
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