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Could Nerd Force Be a Revolution in PC Repairs?
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.
Global Investing Roundups Thursday, July 3rd, 2008
Oil Over $143; GM Falls to 54-year Low; Starbucks Closes 600 Stores; Nikkei Post 10th Straight Loss; United Health Lands in the Emergency Ward; 900 American Flight Attendants on Standby; Blockbuster Abandons Bid; Microsoft at it Again
Brian Hunt’s Market Notes Monday, June 30, 2008
Brian Hunt brings you the New Highs and Lows of note last week.
Global Investing Roundups: Friday, June 20th, 2008
Circuit City Falls, Cuts Dividend; Mitsubishi Working on Plug-In Line; Continental and United Buddy Up; Western Oil Back in Iraq; Citi CFO Sees More Trouble; Bear Stearns Execs Arrested; Transocean and BP Extend Drilling Contract; Bank of America to Takeover Countrywide by July.
Yahoo ‘Completely Botched’ Microsoft Merger
Carl Icahn is adding to his reputation as a boardroom bully. In a letter to Yahoo Inc. (YHOO) Chairman Roy Bostock, the billionaire investor threatened to seek control of the board and resuscitate takeover talks with Microsoft Corp. (MSFT).
Britain Is Following America Down A Rocky Economic Road
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.
U.S. Consumers Destined for a Future with Fewer Choices, Much-Higher Costs
As the dollar continues its historic decline, imported goods will become too costly for many Americans. In addition, more of those products still made domestically will be exported to wealthier foreign consumers whose appreciated currencies increase their purchasing power.
First Step or False Signal…Could Last Week’s Surge in Stocks Signal a Rebound Ahead?
It’s earnings season again. But with an odd twist. You see, most investors realized that earnings season would be dismal; so when the results came in pretty much as expected, many investors seemed to find that the news, especially among financial, was not worse and went on a buying spree.
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