Apple’s Future: Probably More iPhones, Hopefully No Clock Radios

A new study released by Forrester Research predicts potential Apple products circa 2013, and as a Wall Street Journal article reveals, the tech market research firm set its sights pretty low. iClock Radio, anyone? In the accompanying video, Tech Ticker’s

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MSFT-YHOO-GOOG: Bill Miller, Larry Page Break the (Eerie) Silence

A day without an update on the Microsoft-Yahoo saga is like a day without sunshine. It’s overcast and unseasonably cool in NYC today, but what the heck. Two developments of note (so far):First,

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VC Money in India vs. China: Who’s on Top?

From Silicon Valley to Shanghai, VCs are making fewer — but larger — bets. So far in 2008, that’s meant fewer funding deals, but soaring median deal sizes and overall increased investments in the U.S., China, Israel, Europe and Canada. Not so

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Commodities Bubble: ‘Mirror Image’ of Tech, Housing Booms, Says Schwab’s Sonders

“The relentless surge in commodities is becoming the next global crisis — taking over from the credit crisis before that book is even closed,” says Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab & Co.I interviewed Liz Ann th

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Why It’s a Bad Time to Buy a House: High ‘Real’ Mortgage Rates, Record Inventories

The government reported Thursday that home prices fell 3.1% in the first quarter, the worst quarterly drop on record.As bad as that sounds, the housing market is going to get worse, says Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab &

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Overweight Tech, Underweight Energy: Schwab’s Sonders Goes Against the Grain

Everybody on Wall Street seems to loves energy, basic materials, and agriculture stocks, which have been undisputed market leaders in recent years. But not Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab & Co., who

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How to Navigate a Market Hijacked by Speculators

After two days of heavy selling, the stock market was moving tepidly higher midday Thursday. Hindsight is always 20/20, but looking back, it’s clear that sentiment had become overly optimistic after the rally from the March lows, as evident by indicators

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Apple Daydreaming: Report Predicts Move Toward Home Devices

From All Things Digital, May 22, 2008:Predicting the new gadgets that Apple might concoct next is a
favorite parlor game of the technology industry, Wall Street and the
blogosphere. The latest chatter is that company CEO
Steve Jobs
will reveal at a de

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