NEW GM ENGINES CHANGE "HOT RODS" TO "GREEN RODS"
Las Vegas, NV: November 2010: Gentlemen, start your green "E-ROD" engines. California, the world capital of car culture and the state ...
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(1 diggs) Here Comes A Double Dip Recession...
The following note from Gary Shilling was forwarded by John Mauldin of Thoughts For The Frontline. John includes a short note at the beginning and end. -- Ed.
I am on a plane (yet again) from Zurich to Mallorca, where I will meet with my European and South American partners, have some fun, and relax before heading to Denmark and London. With the mad rush to finish my book (more on that later) and a hectic schedule this week, I have not had time to write a letter. But never fear, I leave you in...
The following note from Gary Shilling was forwarded by John Mauldin of Thoughts For The Frontline. John includes a short note at the beginning and end. -- Ed.I am on a plane (yet again) from Zurich to Mallorca, where I will meet with my European and South American partners, have some fun, and relax before heading to Denmark and London. With the mad rush to finish my book (more on that later) and a hectic schedule this week, I have not had time to write a letter. But never fear, I leave you in...
(1 diggs) 10 Poseur, 10 Perfect Toys, Including iPhone 4
WASHINGTON (TheStreet) -- When Consumer Reports announced a week ago that it "can't recommend the iPhone 4" because of Apple's antenna issues, the media reaction was a collective "Oh, snap!" But what did Consumer Reports really mean? Despite finding that touching the side of the iPhone 4 on the lower left reduced reception "enough to cause you to lose your connection altogether if you're in an area with a weak signal," Consumer Reports kept the iPhone 4 atop its ratings. That decision came, the...
WASHINGTON (TheStreet) -- When Consumer Reports announced a week ago that it "can't recommend the iPhone 4" because of Apple's antenna issues, the media reaction was a collective "Oh, snap!" But what did Consumer Reports really mean? Despite finding that touching the side of the iPhone 4 on the lower left reduced reception "enough to cause you to lose your connection altogether if you're in an area with a weak signal," Consumer Reports kept the iPhone 4 atop its ratings. That decision came, the...