LCD TV - Strange signs of retail life

Strange signs of retail life
DAVID Jones's Mark McInnes delivered his shareholders a pleasant surprise yesterday when he unveiled third-quarter sales growth of 3.3 per cent - well ahead of those they had anticipated but, more importantly, higher than McInnes had thought. -
Source: www.smh.com.au

Cashing in with Colorware
Joe Cisewskis three sons, Jason, Justin and Jon, got an education about business working in their fathers salvage yard. Joe operated Whetstone Salvage in Winona for decades, and all six of his kids helped out, learning along the way.
Source: www.rivervalleynewspapers.com

Media Mogul Style
With the right home theater setup, you'll never need to go to the movies again.
Source: incentivemag.com

In brief: ST Systems, Vitesse execs, SemiSouth
ST Systems sees a sharp increase in orders but is hit by the weak US dollar, three Vitesse executives are fired as the SEC steps up its investigation into the timing of stock option awards, and SemiSouth celebrates five years of SiC development.
Source: www.compoundsemiconductor.net

Soaraway silver faces new challenges
The launch of the iShares silver exchange traded fund last month, the single biggest factor for pushing the metal to its recent 25 year high, could ultimately pull the price lower if investors become net sellers.
Source: news.ft.com

Should patients with high viral loads and high CD4 cell counts start anti-HIV therapy
Analysis of data from a large Canadian study has found that having viral load above 100,000 copies/ml before starting antiretroviral therapy is only associated with an increased risk of death in HIV-positive patients who are not adherent to their treatment regimen.
Source: www.aidsmap.com