justinabcsee

Intel's Eurofine

Oh, puhleeease, Intel has been cheating with under-the-table deal for years. AMD always seemed on the verge of bankruptcy even when its products were ahead of Intel. Now we finally know that Intel was simultaneously bribing/coercing the manufacturers and retailers to maintain a certain percentage of Intel-based sales. Ridiculous and WRONG! Companies are greedy by nature, and that is what makes capitalism work. However, unchecked greed can take on an illegal and unethical form over time; that is where government needs to make sure companies play fair.

Bed Bath and Beyond Still Appears Expensive

Which hedge fund begged this guy to protect their short position by writing an article to keep Bed Bath's stock from jumping up 10% tomorrow?

Intel's Anti-Trust Woes

This article is sooo biased! You obviously have no concept of what a monopoly requires... Microsoft and Intel are very different cases. It benefits customers to have one operating system across all users. But in the case of Intel's processors, they are essentially just widgets. Intel must actively protect its market monopoly, because AMD and anyone with an X86 license can produce processors, too.