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The wholesale and retail used car markets in October were horrible, adding to the woes of domestic auto makers.

With net losses of more than $27 billion in the first half of the year, the two publicly owned Detroit automakers didn't think that things could get much worse. Well, they did. 

Momentum is pulling down CC fast.  Closing these stores is certainly not going to stop that, and will likely accelerate it.

Some authors are $60 per scanned book richer. That's better than nothing. But Google gets to monetize all that content for a pittance. Some wealth gets re-distributed, which is probably a good thing.

Market trends Diamond Industry in Flux Consumer Fears

No more DTC Open Range Who will control Discount Diamond Rough ??

Microsoft has a checkered history of product releases as of late -- from Vista to updated versions of Windows Mobile and Internet Explorer.  They seem to release minimal updates, expecting a non-demanding user not looking for vast improvements in user experience and features.  In the face...

Cox must have something up their sleeve with wireless.  Otherwise, why would they become a Sprint MVNO, right on the heels of the huge flame-outs by Amped, Helio, Disney, and others?  Bundling surely can't be the only answer, as there has been precious little proof behind that strategy; there...

Yahoo faces a miserable head wind entering this holiday season.  Retail marketers, those likely to drop big bucks around Turkey Day, are having a very bad Fall and may not chase the ghost of Christmas Future.  Yahoo's dependence on online display ad revenue could be disastrous for their holiday...

At the tail end of a dismal auto sales year, the public auto dealer groups are reporting bad news for third-quarter results. The more troubling news comes comes for domestic car makers and dealers.