McDonald's (MCD) will boost its workforce by 83% this year to take it to 165K as it picks up its pace of store growth in the nation. The restaurant operator has less than half of the fast-food market share that Yum Brands claims, but the gap is narrowing with KFC China suffering some turmoil. [View news story]
yeah I am just hoping for some clarification since it looks goofy lol
Nokia (NOK +2.7%) officially unveils the Lumia 928. It has a 4.5," 1280x768, OLED display (many high-end Android phones are now at 1080p), a 1.5GHz. dual-core Qualcomm (QCOM) Snapdragon processor, an 8.7MP camera with optical image stabilization and a xenon flash, and high-amp mics for audio recording. The specs are generally in-line with those mentioned in rumors. Verizon will start selling the 928 on May 16 for a subsidized $100 (with a rebate). Separately, Nokia announces the Lumia 620 (3.8" display) will be sold by AT&T's new Aio Wireless prepaid brand. [View news story]
yep you should expect any better service from the phone providers then the cable providers...
McDonald's (MCD) will boost its workforce by 83% this year to take it to 165K as it picks up its pace of store growth in the nation. The restaurant operator has less than half of the fast-food market share that Yum Brands claims, but the gap is narrowing with KFC China suffering some turmoil. [View news story]
More Evidence That Microsoft Bulls Got It Right About Windows 8 [View article]
I think diablogun is probably close to being right and and that is keeping MSFT from attempting to acquire nokia... the other thing is Nokia has strong roots and I think it would upset that country in a big way if NOK sold out to a US company.
More Evidence That Microsoft Bulls Got It Right About Windows 8 [View article]
You guys keep posting canada specific information when the article is focused on global smartphone sales ... am I missing how that is relevant as a counter argument?
Real Goods Solar (RSOL +105.9%) skyrockets after SA contributor Andy Zelenak makes a bull case, citing the potential of the company's partnership with homebuilder Lennar (LEN) and its PowerOn solar modules. Zelenak notes the Lennar deal allows home buyers to install panels "with no money down at a guaranteed 20% lower-than-grid cost," and that PowerOn modules sell for just $2.33/watt, well below the national average of $4/watt. He also considers RSOL's valuation reasonable relative to those of high-flyers such as SolarCity. [View news story]
Now thats what I'm talking about no money down... do they work in Tennessee?
Surprise! America will continue to pay its bills. The White House informs Congress of the Treasury's intention to use "extraordinary measures" once the debt ceiling is hit this weekend. (previous) [View news story]
Surprise! America will continue to pay its bills. The White House informs Congress of the Treasury's intention to use "extraordinary measures" once the debt ceiling is hit this weekend. (previous) [View news story]
Major oil producers launch a joint program to beef up their Arctic oil spill response plan in a bid to convince the Arctic Council they are ready for large-scale development in the region. There are plenty of doubters, of course, and incidents such as BP 2010 Gulf of Mexico spill and Shell's recent problems north of Alaska with two drill ships don't help. [View news story]
PETA and environmental groups will sue on the polar bears behalf trust me they have numerous lawyers and have sunk more then their fair of companies.
More Evidence That Microsoft Bulls Got It Right About Windows 8 [View article]
McDonald's (MCD) will boost its workforce by 83% this year to take it to 165K as it picks up its pace of store growth in the nation. The restaurant operator has less than half of the fast-food market share that Yum Brands claims, but the gap is narrowing with KFC China suffering some turmoil. [View news story]
Nokia (NOK +2.7%) officially unveils the Lumia 928. It has a 4.5," 1280x768, OLED display (many high-end Android phones are now at 1080p), a 1.5GHz. dual-core Qualcomm (QCOM) Snapdragon processor, an 8.7MP camera with optical image stabilization and a xenon flash, and high-amp mics for audio recording. The specs are generally in-line with those mentioned in rumors. Verizon will start selling the 928 on May 16 for a subsidized $100 (with a rebate). Separately, Nokia announces the Lumia 620 (3.8" display) will be sold by AT&T's new Aio Wireless prepaid brand. [View news story]
they are all pathetic
McDonald's (MCD) will boost its workforce by 83% this year to take it to 165K as it picks up its pace of store growth in the nation. The restaurant operator has less than half of the fast-food market share that Yum Brands claims, but the gap is narrowing with KFC China suffering some turmoil. [View news story]
More Evidence That Microsoft Bulls Got It Right About Windows 8 [View article]
More Evidence That Microsoft Bulls Got It Right About Windows 8 [View article]
Real Goods Solar (RSOL +105.9%) skyrockets after SA contributor Andy Zelenak makes a bull case, citing the potential of the company's partnership with homebuilder Lennar (LEN) and its PowerOn solar modules. Zelenak notes the Lennar deal allows home buyers to install panels "with no money down at a guaranteed 20% lower-than-grid cost," and that PowerOn modules sell for just $2.33/watt, well below the national average of $4/watt. He also considers RSOL's valuation reasonable relative to those of high-flyers such as SolarCity. [View news story]
Answer: No they do not operate in TN...
Surprise! America will continue to pay its bills. The White House informs Congress of the Treasury's intention to use "extraordinary measures" once the debt ceiling is hit this weekend. (previous) [View news story]
Surprise! America will continue to pay its bills. The White House informs Congress of the Treasury's intention to use "extraordinary measures" once the debt ceiling is hit this weekend. (previous) [View news story]
More Evidence That Microsoft Bulls Got It Right About Windows 8 [View article]
So many people on the planet are now connected and there is plenty of room for both companies (as well as a few others) to succeed.
Major oil producers launch a joint program to beef up their Arctic oil spill response plan in a bid to convince the Arctic Council they are ready for large-scale development in the region. There are plenty of doubters, of course, and incidents such as BP 2010 Gulf of Mexico spill and Shell's recent problems north of Alaska with two drill ships don't help. [View news story]
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