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Thursday, July 25, 2013
Verizon begins selling Brown Galaxy S4
The new Autumn Brown variant of the Samsung Galaxy S4 has finally landed on Verizon for $199.99. Although the images shown on Verizon?s official listing differs greatly from the actual press shots, we now know it?s here. The brown variant is slated to be yet another exclusive for the carrier, with Sprint touted to get a Purple Mirage variant soon.
Verizon doesn?t have the exclusive 32GB Galaxy S4 in the new color though, but we?re guessing that will change soon. We advise readers to not take the images of the smartphone posted on Verizon?s listing seriously. It seems like the folks at Verizon have decided to use a render of the smartphone rather than the actual image. The notorious @evleaks has already published a press image of the smartphone a few days ago, which quite frankly looks a lot more real than Verizon?s images. We?re hoping the errors will be rectified as this could be potentially misleading for online customers who only have these images for reference before making the purchase.
Source: Verizon
Via: Android Police
Category: Android, Samsung, Verizon
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
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Apple, Electronic Arts boost tech stocks
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
Apple (AAPL, Fortune 500), one of the most widely-held stocks, often has an outsized impact on the overall tech sector and its 5% rise helped keep the tech-heavy Nasdaq afloat early in the day. A more than 8% jump in shares of Electronic Arts (EA) on the back of an earnings beat also helped.
Meanwhile, the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 slipped about 0.5%, brought down by Caterpillar (CAT, Fortune 500), Broadcom (BRCM, Fortune 500) and AT&T (T, Fortune 500). All three delivered results short of Wall Street's forecasts.
Caterpillar also lowered its earnings and sales outlook for the year, sending shares 2.5% lower. The heavy equipment manufacturer's stock was the biggest loser in the Dow.
The drop in the two indexes comes after the Dow closed at a record high Tuesday, while the S&P 500 remained near its record high. Both have gained about 19% so far this year, as well as the Nasdaq.
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Stocks have been grinding higher as investors take solace in mostly improved earnings. Overall, corporate earnings have been better than anticipated, although revenue growth remains modest.
Among the nearly 150 companies in the S&P 500 that have reported second-quarter results, 65% have topped analysts' low expectations, according to S&P Capital IQ.
Aside from earnings, Dell (DELL, Fortune 500) said it has received a revised offer from founder Michael Dell, and would be holding a special meeting Aug. 2 to consider its options.
Apparel company HanesBrands (HBI) said it reached an agreement to buy Maidenform Brands (MFB) in an all-cash deal worth $575 million.
On the economic front, the Commerce Department said new home sales rose at an annual rate of 497,000 in June, up 8.3% from May. Economists had expected an annual rate of 483,000.
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European markets ended modestly higher after the latest eurozone purchasing managers' index showed the region was stabilizing. Manufacturing output grew for the first time since February 2012, while the service sector saw its smallest rate of decline for 18 months.
"The hope for the eurozone is that current gradually rising confidence encourages businesses to increasingly pare back their job cutting and become more prepared to invest," said Howard Archer, chief European economist at IHS Global Insight.
Related: Factory output puts brakes on China's growth
Meanwhile, Asian markets had a mixed day after HSBC said Wednesday that its "flash" index of Chinese manufacturing purchasing managers' sentiment fell to an 11-month low in July. 
First Published: July 24, 2013: 9:41 AM ET
Source: http://rss.cnn.com/~r/rss/money_news_international/~3/n7aL_zbCIl8/index.html
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London Olympic Stadium to Be New Base for Athletes
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Source: www.nytimes.com --- Tuesday, July 23, 2013
The London Olympic Stadium, centrepiece of last year's Games, will serve as a new national base for athletics as well as home to soccer club West Ham United, officials said on Tuesday. ? ? ? ? ...
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New chairman seeks to unify divided Maine GOP
AUGUSTA, Maine -- In his new role as state Republican Party chairman, Rick Bennett is hoping to bring together a party that has recently shown signs of division.
Bennett was elected as the head of the state Republican Party on Saturday. HIs election followed the resignation of Richard Cebra earlier this month. Cebra resigned after six months on the job, citing personal reasons.
Bennett says there has been disharmony in the Republican party, pointing to the 2012 state GOP convention where Ron Paul supporters elected a majority slate supporting the former Texas congressman, stripping Mitt Romney of delegates.
Experts say Bennett is well-respected leader who can appeal to all Republicans and that his election signifies the GOP's effort to heal cracks in the party ahead of the 2014 election.
Source: http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/07/23/3516177/new-chairman-seeks-to-unify-divided.html
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Citing expansion plans, SP raises debt rating of Atlantic Health
S&P raised its rating, from A to A-plus, on debt issued by the New Jersey Health Care Facilities Financing Authority on behalf of AHS Hospital Corp., a subsidiary of Atlantic Health.
The rating upgrade reflects ?continued solid operating performance and overall cash flow? and debt service coverage, S&P credit analyst Martin Arrick said in a statement. He cited ?improvement in unrestricted cash and investments, and our view of Atlantic?s improved enterprise profile, which includes the successful acquisition of Newton Medical Center in 2011.?
He said Atlantic?s strengths include growing volumes, increased surgeries and a rising case mix index.
Arrick said Atlantic expects to improve its market position with the pending acquisition of Chilton Memorial Hospital. According to S&P, future risks include downward pressure on health care prices and volume, as well as the rise of new payment models keyed to the care of an entire population of patients, rather than the traditional fee-for-service model.
S&P said Atlantic ?appears reasonably well positioned? for these changes through its participation in the Atlantic accountable care organization.
Reporter Beth Fitzgerald is @BethFitzgerald8 on Twitter.
Source: http://www.njbiz.com/article/20130723/NJBIZ01/130729954&source=RSS
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