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Ross Levinsohn: Interim CEO of Yahoo

After the recent resignation of Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson, the online giant looked inward to find an interim leader for the company, choosing an advertising veteran Ross Levinsohn. Levinsohn has a BA from the American University and is 48 years-old. Levinsohn said about his company: "There aren't many platforms like this in the world. I've… Continue Reading

Company Focus: Inmarsat Plc.

According to Inmarsat Plc., the company’s quarterly core earnings increased as a result of its maritime unit. “Subscriber growth of over 10 percent in the first quarter continues to underpin our expectations for improved results in 2012,” said Rupert Pearce, Chief Executive. This year’s first quarter proved beneficial for the mobile satellite company, with core… Continue Reading

Warren Buffet on Facebook’s Upcoming IPO

Facebook is about to release its IPO, and many investors have undoubtedly taken an interest in the development. However, both Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, Buffett’s business partner, have declared that they will not be investing in the tech company. “We never buy into an offering,” Buffett said. “The idea that something coming out…that’s being… Continue Reading

U.S. Fuel Economy Improving

According to data released by TrueCar.com, the increased popularity of trucks and SUVs has resulted in a slightly lower fuel economy of cars and trucks this past April. To be exact, the fuel economy average of new vehicles was 23.3 mpg in April, in comparison with March’s 23.4 mpg. The small change comes as gas… Continue Reading

Small-Cap Tech Firms Poised for Growth

According to analyst Steven DeSanctis, the head of US small-cap strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research in New York, it may be a good time to invest in small-cap technology companies. Due to cheap valuations and conservative earnings estimates, small-cap tech companies are now more attractive investments, especially after being handicapped by… Continue Reading