Mark Newman News
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Europe’s wireless carriers are falling behind their U.S. rivals in efforts to boost tariffs as they introduce faster service, with price cuts in France and Britain indicating phone bills will shrink further.
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Apple Inc. is seeking a U.S. sales ban on eight models of Samsung Electronics Co. smartphones and the extension of a preliminary ban on a tablet computer after winning a patent trial against the South Korean company.
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Apple Inc. is seeking a U.S. sales ban on eight models of Samsung Electronics Co. smartphones and the extension of a preliminary ban on a tablet computer after winning a patent trial against the South Korean company.
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Samsung Electronics Co. plans to argue in a London trial that Apple Inc. smartphones use its protected technology without authorization.
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Mark Newman is a senior research analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein; he is also Bloomberg's number one ranked analyst on Samsung shares. He tells Susan Li that Samsung's share price is very cheap.
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K2 Asset Management Ltd. , a listed Australian absolute return fund managing about A$950 million ($943 million) in assets, is looking to invest with “a bit more vigor” in Japan, where stock valuations stand to benefit from an increase in global inflation.
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Two months ago, Deutsche Telekom AG ’s head of the U.S. told investors in New York that its wireless unit there was “ready to turn the business around” with the “best” fast Internet network to win back customers. Yesterday, it decided to sell instead.
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Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s biggest maker of TVs and mobile phones, reported a record profit surpassing analysts’ estimates as the popularity of its Galaxy devices helped widen the sales lead over Apple Inc.’s iPhone.
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Samsung Electronics Co. will argue Apple Inc. smartphones use its protected technology without authorization in a London trial starting today.
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ING Groep NV, the biggest Dutch financial-services company, will eliminate 60 jobs at its commercial bank in Asia by the end of June as part of its three- year plan to reduce costs by 460 million euros ($590 million).
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