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Announcing the launch of SogoInvest, a new and unique online brokerage, setting the lowest $3 per trade commission fees on the Internet, with no hidden fees or account minimums. New York (PRWEB) July 11, 2006 -- Genesis Securities LLC, the only NASDAQ Certified Platinum Partner for professional order entry, today announced the launch of SogoInvest, a new and unique online brokerage, setting the lowest $3 per trade commission fees on the Internet, with no hidden fees or account minimums. With the advent of SogoInvest, an online brokerage will for the first time offer automatic daily investments and real-time trading for $3 or less—for Platinum Subscribers, real time trades will be as low as $1.50, and for scheduled automatic investments, it will be $1.00 per trade.
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Asian shares close mostly down but Taiwan surges again
Australian stocks closed down 0.3 percent to record its seventh straight loss, dealers said. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 ended the day down 20.0 points at 5,960.0 while the broader All Ordinaries shed 21.1 points to finish at 6,019.8. Volume traded was 1.67 billion shares worth 5.96 billion dollars (5.35 billion US). Centro Properties Group replaced its chief executive in the wake of a massive funding crisis, hitting sentiment, dealers said. "It's been a bit disappointing," said Michael Heffernan, a private client advisor at Austock Securities. "I think it's just some silly sellers giving opportunities to smart buyers at the moment because I think there's a lot of very good value big stocks around." Centro closed down 26 cents, or 30.2 percent, at a record low of 60 cents.
eBay Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2007 Results
SAN JOSE, Calif. --(Business Wire)-- eBay Inc. (Nasdaq:EBAY) (www.ebay.com) today reported financial results for its fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2007. The ecommerce company posted fourth quarter revenue of $2.18 billion, representing a $461 million year-over-year increase. Revenue grew across all businesses highlighted by more robust growth from PayPal, StubHub, Skype, classifieds and advertising. The company recorded net income on a GAAP basis of $531 million or $0.39 per diluted share, and non-GAAP net income of $611 million or $0.45 per diluted share.
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Friday 13th October
The one group of IPTV providers not sharing in the current success of IPTV is comprised of those that have selected Microsoft's software," states Bob Larribeau, IPTV Director for MRG. "Deployments at AT&T, Bell Canada, Deutsche Telekom, and Swisscom are on hold waiting for Microsoft's software."
Microsoft's slowness to market has had a strong negative effect on the forecast for North America in particular, which has not been offset by the stronger growth of small independent operators and of Verizon's VOD services.
The forecast projects that there will be 50.5 million IPTV subscribers by the end of 2010 (about half AlcatelÂ’s prediction thus week) with global IPTV revenue of $16.7 billion in 2010 - $12.8 billion in service revenue and $3.9 billion in system and software revenue.
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