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The difference between a Mac and a Dell is strictly the OS.  Why would Apple want to sell the same hardware for lower margins?

With the spector of Google Android remaking the smartphone space in 2009 and Intel's Q2 release of Mobilion (new Intel owned mobile Linux OS) this could position Sprint to dominate the next generation of wireless data. Clearwire is the only current viable contendor in the N. American WiMax space. If...

ABF Freight said in a recent press conference that they will only buy Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) technology for 2010. All US manufacturers will be going with SCR with the exception of Navistar. They are utilizing advanced Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) along with emissions trading. In the world...

Truck registrations are important to contrast against freight predictions for planning purposes by shippers, transport companies, industry suppliers, investors and other interested parties. These numbers tell how the trucking companies are planning for the near future. Last month, we authored an article...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 are down about 40% from a year ago. The Dow Transports are down 25%. In spite of this, there are some transport companies doing OK as noted in the source article - and deserve some comments as to why - and cautions….

Consumers have all but stopped shopping. The only hope a retailer like Saks has at this point to survive is to turn all it's inventory into cash, get as much support from its vendors as possible, cut all its costs in half, and hope consumer confidence begins to stabilize. Saks and other retailers have...

Many luxury brands are reducing prices going forward as the dollar strengthens to the Euro and demand constricts. The combined effect of Strong Euro/High Demand skyrocketed luxury goods prices during the past few years. But retail prices coming out of Italy and France from luxury brands could...

The Mexican cross-border pilot program is slipping into nowhere land - and it will continue to cost us money. Nobody says much about the program with our number one trading partner - Canada. They certainly do about our number two partner - Mexico. But it is not about business - it’s politics!

Clearly Sprint needs to reduce costs as they keep hemorrhaging market share.  Voluntary work force reduction is not the way to go.

Significant decline scheduled procedures. Greater activity in Emergency Room combined with increase in uninsured and underinsured patients. A difficult outlook for Acute care facilities.