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  • Tech Stocks Are Cheapest in Seven Years

    U.S. technology stocks, the second- best industry of the past decade, have fallen to the cheapest levels in at least seven years and are vulnerable to more losses as analysts reduce second-quarter profit estimates.

  • Motorola Solutions Falls as Profit Forecast Trails Estimates

    Motorola Solutions Inc., the maker of industrial gear such as two-way radios and bar-code scanners, fell the most in more than two years after projecting second- quarter profit and sales that trailed analyst estimates.

  • Most U.S. Stocks Rise as Investors Weigh Earnings Reports

    Most U.S. stocks advanced, extending gains in the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to a fourth day, as investors weighed quarterly earnings at companies from Boeing Co. to Apple Inc.

  • Motorola Is `More Powerful' Story, Co-CEO Brown Says

    Motorola Inc., after three years of declining sales, is set to return to growth and will consider acquisitions once the spinoff of its handset business is complete, Co-Chief Executive Officer Greg Brown said.

  • Motorola Solutions Developing Windows 8 Handheld Device

    Motorola Solutions Inc. plans to introduce a rugged handheld computer based on Microsoft Corp.’s Windows 8 software, providing an alternative to laptops for police, factory employees and other blue-collar workers.

  • Motorola Plans January Spinoff of Mobile-Phone Unit

    Motorola Inc. , the U.S. maker of mobile phones and two-way radios, is targeting January for the spinoff of its handset unit, splitting the company in two.

  • Motorola Solutions Targets $1 Billion Public-Network Orders

    Motorola Solutions Inc. , having spun off its mobile-phone unit, is focusing on winning contracts for public-safety communications networks worth more than $1 billion in the U.S. and Middle East, its chief executive officer said.

  • Motorola Solutions Makes Returning Cash to Owners a Priority

    Motorola Solutions Inc., the maker of bar-code scanners, plans to make returning cash to investors a priority after selling its networks unit and shoring up its balance sheet, Chief Executive Officer Greg Brown said.

  • Goldman’s Blankfein to Join Obama Immigration Meeting

    President Barack Obama is trying to rally business support for his immigration proposals at a White House meeting today with a dozen chief executive officers, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Lloyd Blankfein and Yahoo! Inc.’s Marissa Mayer.

  • Obama Needs to Show Voters He’s Why Economy Improving

    On March 9, President Barack Obama flew to Petersburg, Virginia, to tour a Rolls-Royce aircraft engine plant. He’d been to Petersburg before as a candidate, when he stopped his campaign bus to grab lunch at a burger joint. That was in 2008, when he could still blame someone else for the misfortunes of the people he met inside.

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