Palm lost about $22 million in Q3

This is such a bad news for Palm. The phone manufacturer has lost about $22 million during the third quarter of last year. They say it still is better than the $98 million loss they previously experienced.

Palm only shipped 960,000 phones in Q3 with only 23 percent increase.

Palm isn’t …

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Retirement mistake no. 5: Being tempted by ETFs

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Retirement mistake #5 is being tempted by exchange-traded funds.

I don’t understand the fascination with exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

The good news is that ETFs track indexes and most ETFS are low cost. The bad news is that they are being misused by retirees and other investors.

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Will regulation cut investment banking profits by a third?

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A JPMorgan Chase (JPM) analyst believes that regulation of the investment banking industry could cut its profits by a third. As a result, he thinks investors should dump their shares of investment banks and buy those of traditional commercial banks.

I’m not sure how this analyst, Kian Abouhossein, reached his conclusions, which are included in a JPMorgan study released Wednesday, but I think he grossly underestimates the power of those investment banks to influence regulation and find their way around it to make more money for themselves.

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Madoff properties attracting potential buyers

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With reports that Madoff’s 3,000-square-foot beach house on Montauk may have a buyer by Friday, U.S. marshals have begun publicizing his Palm Beach house, Manhattan penthouse and boats. A realtor for the property in Montauk told the New York Times that there were 23 showings to potential buyers over the Labor Day weekend.

The Montauk home was put on the market at $8.75 million on September 1 and 70 real estate brokers visited the home for an open house on September 3. The realtor would not disclose how much was offered for the home. But the good news for Madoff victims is that with this intense interest in Madoff properties, the government may get more for the properties than originally anticipated, which means more money can be doled out to the victims.

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Sony Ericsson reports $299 million loss

Sony Ericsson may be introducing a lot of great new products but the past 2nd quarter, the company reported about $299 million loss in profits.

The bad news isn’t coupled with layoffs though so employees can still look forward to having their jobs for now. About 43 percent decrease in …

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Top 10 Ways to Avoid a Heart Attack

The bad news is that the heart attacks are a No. 1 killer. The good news is that you can do a lot to prevent yourself from winding up in an ambulance. How can you help your heart?



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Top 10 Medical Mysteries We Tried to Solve in 2008

The top 2008 medical mysteries HowStuffWorks tried to solve go from wisdom teeth to height. Check out the top 2008 medical mysteries and health questions.



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