Electronic Arts Ditches Take-Two; Nucor’s Positive Outlook; Best Buy Snaps up Napster; Target’s New Ballpark; Oil Hits Six-Month Low; Wilbur Ross Expects 1,000 U.S. Banks to Fail; Hewlett-Packard Slashes Payrolls

Deere Misses Estimates; Genentech Rejects Roche Bid; Crude Rises on Inventory Report; China Fire & Security an Earnings Inferno; Joining Forces to Battle Insider Trading; Best Buy’s Coup; Merrill Slashes Wall St. Ratings; Ford’s European Makeover

Best Buy Goes Kiosk; Strike Averted at Verizon; Pilgrim’s Pride Shutdown; JDA Doubles Up; Japan’s Stimulus; Oil Hits New Three-Month Low; Waste Management Raises Bid; UPS in Talks with Competitor.

Need help with your home computer? Perhaps you call up The TechGuys, owned by PC World (LON:DSGI), or the Geek Squad, from Carphone Warehouse (LON:CPW).

Now there’s a new outfit in town, says Penny Sleuth UK editor Tom Bulford. It’s called Nerd Force. And Tom reckons it’s a good buy.

Nerd Force is owned by by Nexus Management (LON:NXS), a small UK company whose shares trade on AIM at a price of just 0.8p. It also have twenty years of IT experience. If NXS can handle the roll-out successfully, its shares can only rise.

Rental car or train? It’s a question I face every time I head back to England, trying to figure out the best way to travel. And after doing a few sums, there was no contest.