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Should EMC Worry About Hitachi? Intel's Itanium Garners Praise A Different Perspective on AOL's Rate Increase Winedows for Linux? Poking a Hole in Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Nokia on Edge Free Cash Flow vs. Earnings CMGI's Engage: One Perspective The Art of Asset Allocation
Hitachi has been around for years as a storage vendor, so what's new or different that could turn this Japanese company into a threat?
Although its debut was years overdue, some believe Intel's new Itanium chip is definitely worth the wait.
"The basic view of AOL members has been that they are cheap, ignorant, and lazy. But when they set new records for online spending, what's another $1.95?"
"Wine" software will allow Linux to run Windows programs. Could this be a threat to Microsoft?
So what if people camp out at new store openings? One Fool lines up arguments for why he believes Krispy Kreme's valuation has a high sugar content.
Does Nokia's latest attempt to maintain control over the GSM empire "reflect the degree to which Nokia is concerned about major defections to CDMA"?
"Earnings are often massaged to meet quarterly EPS targets. A penny per share can mean a lot to the Street, but is it going to be a deciding factor to me as an investor?"
An inside look at online advertising and troubles in the Flycast/Engage ad network.
How many retired (or near retired) folks are pure asset allocators, and what is your current asset allocation? One Fool is stymied by his own allocation status.
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