Low-Cost Not Full Story In Developing Regions      (Investor's Business Daily)
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Investor's Business Daily - Cell phone makers would be remiss to neglect the big spenders in developing countries who are willing to shell out for pricey cell phones.
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Investor's Business Daily - Investors in European telecom stocks have worried about rumors the EU soon would cap roaming charges on cell phone calls, hurting profits. That is until new rumors surfaced about possible mergers.
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Investor's Business Daily - A mix of low-cost labor and high-quality software and services has proved a bonanza for outsourcing firms in India, sending American rivals IBM  , Accenture   and others scrambling to cash in.
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Investor's Business Daily - Investors pumped $10.75 billion of new money into stock funds in July. But most of it went to world equity funds, while U.S. stocks saw outflow of $4.11 billion.
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Investor's Business Daily - Government efforts to cool soaring Chinese stocks sparked heavy selling in Shanghai on Wednesday. But unlike three months ago, global markets took the drop in stride.
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Investor's Business Daily - Predictable may be boring, but it&#39;s preferred by Janus Enterprise Fund.
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Investor's Business Daily - Ever wonder how they squeeze so much electronic wizardry into those tiny cellular flip phones?
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Investor's Business Daily - Q2 prices rose 3.2% vs. a year ago, the slowest rise in a decade, the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight said. Price gains could turn into declines, as they have in other measures, and are taking a toll on broader economic growth. The S&amp;P/Case-Shiller index on Tue. showed Q2 home prices down 3.2% vs. a year earlier. OFHEO prices don&#39;t include homes with jumbo or subprime loans, two of the more vulnerable segments of the mortgage market. Weakness is expected to continue into &#39;08.
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Investor's Business Daily - Stock markets have soared in India for the last few years. HDFC Bank has held on for the ride.
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For some investors, today may seem like a discount day for shares of the coffee purveyor.
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Investor's Business Daily - 1 Big M&amp;A deals kicked off the shortened week as a consortium led by Royal Bank of Scotland launched a $96 bil bid for Dutch bank ABN Amro  , and Archstone-Smith  , a REIT, agreed to a $22.2 bil buyout by 2 equity groups. RBS&#39; offer for ABN topped Barclays  &#39; earlier $86.6 bil bid, but analysts said ABN&#39;s previous decision to sell LaSalle to Bank of America   clouded the deal.
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Investor's Business Daily - Even before Tuesday's 0.75% slash in the federal funds rate by the Federal Reserve, mortgage rates had been sliding. Last week's cut pulled down home loan rates more.
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Investor's Business Daily - If you want to figure out which sector will be the next hot investment, you could try reams of research and hours of nonstop market study. But few individual investors have that kind of time.
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Today's dividend yields may not be as important as tomorrow's.
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Investor's Business Daily - It's still No. 1 in cell phones, but Nokia has lost some market share.
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Investor's Business Daily - Net inflows totaled $97.8 bil, reversing an outflow of $32.8 bil in Sept., as the weak dollar lured foreigners into buying U.S. bonds and stocks. The result eased concerns that the U.S. would have trouble attracting enough foreign capital to cover its external funding. Foreigners bought $30.2 bil in equities, up from $2.6 bil in Sept. They also bought $49.8 bil in Treasuries, almost double the amount in Sept.
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Investor's Business Daily - The ABC News/Washington Post Consumer Comfort Index shot up 5 points over the last week to -7, the best in several weeks. Some 39% of respondents said now&#39;s a good time to buy, a big rise from 33% last week. Americans also were more upbeat about the economy and their own finances. Gasoline prices, which have fallen back below $3 a gallon, likely are a big factor.