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| PC Gaming a $10.7 Billion Industry [Games Convention 2008] The PC gaming industry pulled in $10.7 billion in 2007, with only 30 percent of that coming from retail sales, the president of the PC Gaming Alliance said today. Speaking at the Games Convention Developer's Conference in Leipzig, Rand Stude said that online PC [..] |
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| Etsy Selling To Martha Stewart? Nope Is Martha Stewart (MSO) going to buy Etsy, Brooklyn's homespun answer to Ebay? Valleywag floats the rumor, citing a "source close to Etsy employees" -- then backs away from it in the same post.
Let's just finish the job: We spoke a source we'll describe as "someone more informed than a `source close to Etsy employees'". In fact, they know what they're talking about. And they tell us the [..] |
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| Buy Apple Now, Get Company Free In 7 Years (AAPL) Apple's stock (AAPL) crashed to a new low today--just above $80. At this level, the company's enterprise value (excluding cash) is $52 billion, which is 6X trailing free cash flow of $8.5 billion.
6X!
How cheap is that? [..] |
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BlackBerry Storm launching on Vodafone world wide November 9th?  We’re working to completely confirm this info, but it does sound about right. Two of our sources have told us that Vodafone’s global launch date for the BlackBerry Storm is on November 9th. No telling if Verizon’s release date is the same, but we had heard November 7th for Verizon, so who knows. There are [...] [..] |
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Microsoft and Yahoo In Talks to Avoid Hostile Fight or Bid Withdrawal*  Not "formal" talks, says Kara Swisher, who reported them. Just "informal talks." Which of course are the same thing:
According to sources close to both companies, there are informal
discussions now taking place between Yahoo (YHOO) and Microsoft
(MSFT)-via bankers, board members, shareholders and others close to
both companies-to try to prevent a hostile take [..] |
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| Ubisoft Sees 36 Percent Sales Jump In FY 08 [Ubisoft Results] Ubisoft sales jumped nearly 37 percent during their latest fiscal year, which ended last month, rocketing from $1.07 billion to $1.46 billion over the year, the company announced during their annual call today.
The jump was mostly due to Tom Clanc [..] |
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TeachingSells to Close Doors 31 July  One of the best courses that I’ve personally participated in on the topic of teaching people how to make money online is TeachingSells - and it’s about to close it’s doors to new members (in just 7 days).
Every time I come to write about TeachingSells, its creators have added new courses/modules to it.
They’ve now completed [...] [..] |
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| Enterbrain: Japan Console Market To Peak This Year [Sales] Famitsu publisher Enterbrain is not encouraged by the Japanese console market. In fact, they've predicted that game console and software sales will peak this year with spending of 710.4 billion yen and drop to 671.1 billion yen by 20 [..] |
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| Sony's Game Biz Thrives While Company Takes A Big Hit [Sony] Thanks to improved PS3 sales, Sony's games biz reported a profit on their first fiscal quarter, with sales up 16.8 percent over last year. Net sales for the devision were ¥5.4 billion ($51 million), whereas the company lost ¥29.2 billion ($273 million) in the same period last year. But it's not all go [..] |
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