• Global Cartels Fixed Display Prices

    Philips Electronics, Samsung SDI and Panasonic were among seven companies fined a record $1.92 billion by European regulators for operating price-fixing cartels in television and computer displays.

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  • GOOG: Move to Kansas City? Rising Enthusiasm for Google Fiber, Says Capstone

    Rory Maher with Capstone Investments today writes that his meetings Monday with Google (GOOG) management suggest the company will expand its fiber-optic home networking service beyond the current test market of Kansas City, though it is not clear what the next city might be. Moreover, Maher surveyed 5,000 comments on Facebook over the last week [...]

  • CSCO: Soft Networking Threat Overblown, Says Credit Suisse

    Credit Suisse's networking equipment analyst Paul Silverstein today writes that the movement to replace networking equipment with so-called software-defined networking has been “greatly exaggerated” as a threat to Cisco Systems (CSCO) and Juniper Networks (JNPR) and other traditional vendors, and that it is in fact “more distant and limited than what appears to be the [...]

  • RIM: Evercore Heartened by Free 'BB10′ Server Offer

    Evercore Partners's Mark McKechnie today reiterates an Equal Weight rating and $8 price target on shares of Research in Motion (RIMM), writing that the company's announcement this morning it will offer companies a free upgrade of their servers to handle its forthcoming “BB10″ operating system “removes a roadblock for those wanting to upgrade” BlackBerry devices. [...]

  • PCs: Continued Soggy Results This Quarter and Next, Says Longbow

    Longbow Research's semiconductor analyst Joanne Feeney today offers a look at trends for PC shipments this quarter and next, where she sees tablets computers continuing to chip away at notebook and desktop computer shipments. The latest “field checks” from Asia regarding motherboard shipments suggest unit shipment growth for this quarter will be flat for notebook [...]

  • JDSU: Raymond James Says Hold on Threat Customers Build Their Own
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