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Date: 2013-09-20
Technology News:
Nokia unveils new smartphone with 41-megapixel camera
Dollar falls as markets reassess Fed plans to scale back stimulus
Romania gives Chevron green light to explore shale
Column: Were Bernanke's comments a fire drill or a false alarm?
Kosovo adopts amnesty for minority Serbs
EU pledges aid to Central Africa Republic, urges donor action
House Republicans eye winding down Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
Banks, youth unemployment top threats to euro zone: poll
Wall Street climbs on Bernanke comments
Amazon shares hit another record on strong sales data
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Company News:
Autonomic Resources Offers Valuable FedRAMP Security Consulting Services
Tenex Health Chief Financial Officer to Resign on September 30, 2013
Oclaro to Highlight 100G Product Innovations at ECOC 2013
EFactor Corporation Launches EScore for Its Members
Track Insider Trading for Facebook, Zynga, Home Depot, Rite Aid, Tesla Motors, and J.C. Penney
ShoreTel's Krogman Named to CRN's "100 People You Don't Know But Should" List
Akken Inc. and Tax Credit Services LLC Partner to Provide Integrated Federal and State Tax Credit Services for Staffing and Recruiting Industries
Equifax Expands Risk-Based Authentication
Mark Severson Named CFO of Cordia Bancorp, Bank of Virginia
VoipMechanic.com Announces 3 Major Industry Moves to Cloud Technology
LegaLees Corporation Attorney and Asset Protection Expert, Lee Phillips, to be featured at Bill Goughs Financial Freedom Boot Camp
ImageQuest Celebrates Record Breaking Growth
TheDigest.com Presents the Top 5 Reasons Hosted PBX Systems Are Perfect for Small Businesses
Steelwedge Event Alert: Gartner Supply Chain Executive Conference
Popsicle & Company Certified for Avalaras Sales Tax Automation Solution
Global Coal Bed Methane Market Industry Size, Market Share, Trends, Analysis, and Forecast, 2010 2018
Garaventa Enterprises Implements E-Complish Automated Phone Payments for 10 New Cities
ForexMinute Offers Brand New Ask The Experts Column for Readers and Forex Traders
1SEO.com Named 3rd Overall Best Search Engine Optimization Company for September 2013
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 Amazon's Q1 2014 Earnings Hint At Streaming TV Services As Key Element
Grab Media, a blinkx company Earlier today, Amazon revealed its 2014 first quarter earnings in a conference call, and the news for investors was quite good. Analysts had predicted revenue of $19.4 billion, however Amazon reported that revenue went beyond that to $19.74 billion. That figure is up 23% over last years $16.1 billion. Profits were $108 million, which translates to a dividend of $0.23 per share. video streaming service more of a priority as of late.

Starbucks Eyes US Expansion As Sales Climb
Grab Media, a blinkx company Starbucks keeps finding ways to squeeze more money out of people. The Seattle-based chain reported a stronger quarterly profit Thursday as global sales at established locations rose 6 percent, including in its flagship U.S. market. Operating margin improved as a result of lower costs for ingredients, and the company raised its profit outlook for the year. CEO Howard Schultz also noted in a conference call that there's plenty of runway for the company to open more stores, even in the U.S.

Old guard techs earnings beats
Grab Media, a blinkx company Summary: Both Amazon and Microsoft earnings beat forecasts, Markets modest gains; GM profits plummet; Zimmer buying Biomet; Jobless claims rise. Bobbi Rebell reports.

Recall hasn't hurt GM sales - CEO
Grab Media, a blinkx company General Motors CEO Mary Barra says the massive recall hasn't hurt sales of GM vehicles. But costs from the recall slammed its profit. Fred Katayama reports.

Demand For Its Cars Helping GM Rebound From Black Eye Of Recalls
Grab Media, a blinkx company A billion here, a billion there and, sooner or later, it adds up to real money, according to an adage once popular in Washington, and something that General Motors shouldnt ignore after its poor first-quarter earnings report, a net profit of barely $125 million. Writing off a whopping $1.3 billion to cover a flood of recalls during the January to March quarter nearly ended the long string of profits the automaker has posted since shortly after emerging from bankruptcy in mid-2009. And by most estimates, GM will likely be spending a lot more before it can put behind it the scandal triggered by the delayed recall of 2.6 million vehicles for defective ignition switches.

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