February 14, 2001
|
||||||
|
||||||
Starbucks in Zurich Yahoo! by the Numbers Monday Morning Quarterbacking the XFL The Value of Nokia Rule Maker: A Living, Breathing Strategy The End of Napster? Twenty Years With Quaker Oats When Your Ex Wrecks Your Credit A Place for Book Lovers
"Living in Switzerland, I'm getting very excited about Starbucks opening their first store here in March -- a couple of steps to the nearest Starbucks is a whole lot better than a couple of thousand miles."
It's always a good exercise to examine the financial position of the companies you've invested in. Today, Yahoo!'s third-quarter numbers come under scrutiny.
The upstart XFL is now two weeks old, and ratings are already declining. Is it the start of a losing season?
Flush4 offers a discounted cash flow analysis in an attempt to calculate the fair value of Nokia. But do the numbers add up?
Any investment strategy is going to evolve and grow as lessons are learned. Check out TMFVerve's assessment of the Rule Maker approach to date.
With a new court ruling against the music-swapping website, it appears that the days of free music downloading on Napster are numbered. What's ahead?
What's a real long-term investment? Investors on Rat's Broadband Bandwagon ponder the question.
Sometimes when couples break apart, the resulting credit hassles can be enormous. How do you re-establish your financial credibility when your ex's credit rating stinks?
Whatcha reading? If you're both a Fool and a bookworm, here's a place to share your passion for literature.
RSS Headlines
Fool UK