May 16, 2001
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Apple Says "Shop Different" Postmortem on the Rambus Ruling Is EMC Too Expensive? eBay Average Sale Prices Slipping? Retirement Planning E-Books and Book Readers Making the Switch to Indexing Kids and Choices
As Apple guns for increased market share, Fools are applauding the opening of the company's first retail stores.
Read the transcripts of the Rambus conference call as recorded by a Fool, and find out in the company's own words where it's going from here.
When a financial editor declares the storage maker's stock as too richly valued for current market conditions, the EMC board reacts in Foolish fashion.
Should eBay investors be concerned about a recent survey showing that typical consumer collectibles are selling for 25% less this year, even while the number of items for sale has increased?
A 24-year-old's financial advisor urges him to place his money in a variable universal life policy. Fools sound off about using life insurance as an investment vehicle.
The Barnesandnoble.com board is discussing the pros and cons of digital books and the company's recent acquisition of SparkNotes.
A new investor wants to exchange the underperforming funds in his 403(b) for an index fund, but questions the wisdom of locking in those losses by selling low.
A mom demonstrates that even a six-year-old is capable of making Foolish financial decisions.
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