Monday, February 8, 2010

 

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  • This week, IFV News broadcasts from Nunu Chocolates in Brooklyn, New York.

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    IFV News - Saturday, February 6, 2010

    • Top Story - U.S. President Obama proposes the use of $30 billion in repaid TARP money for small business loans.
    • Feature Story - A look at Jackie’s Carrot Cakes and Nunu Chocolates. Includes comments from Jackie Watter - Founder and CEO of Jackie’s Carrot Cakes LLC; Andy Laird and Justine Pringle - Founders and Owners of Nunu Chocolates, LLC.
     

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Smallcap & Midcap

Small & Midcap Business and Financial News

  • The Rise and Fall of Oil Prices
    We're visiting Colombia this Monday to look under the hood of Houston American Energy Group (Nasdaq: HUSA), a stock that has run 300% since Small Cap Investor Daily reader Bill H. began watching it in July. This $220 market-cap company owns a stake in several Colombian oil...
  • E-Book Prices Ratchet Up
    The Amazon model of selling e-books for $9.99 is being challenged by publishers, who are setting tiered pricing for digital books.
  • Microsoft Patch To Leave IE Hole Open
    The company plans to release 13 security bulletins next week, but the Internet Explorer vulnerability identified on Wednesday won't be among them.
  • The Health of Nations
    If the 18th century Scottish economist Adam Smith were around today, I have no doubt he would have much to say regarding the state of the world economy. The degree to which governments worldwide are influencing markets has surpassed what even modern economists thought was wise just three years ago...
  • AMD Intros Graphics Card For Under $60
    With the entry-level ATI Radeon HD 5450, AMD is going after the largest segment of the consumer PC market.
  • Oracle Betting On UltraSparc
    The database giant is proposing to make a high-end business out of integrated application stacks built on UltraSparc hardware.
  • Three Small-Cap GARPs
    GARP: Growth at a Reasonable Price Fightin’ Words – The first time I was called a GARP manager, I thought it was an insult. However, when I learned what GARP stood for I was immediately flattered. Growth at a Reasonable Price is, in truth, a great way to invest for...
  • QLT's Attractive Risk / Reward Profile
    QLT, Inc. (QLTI) will look to some like a failed pharmaceutical company with only one drug on the market, the sales of which have dropped almost 80% over the past 4 years. I propose another perspective: a...
  • George Risk Presents a Potential Bargain with Limited Downside Risk
    In a recent lecture on value investing, Columbia Business School Professor Bruce Greenwald perfectly captured the essence of what value investors are looking for in the following quote: “You are looking for things that are ugly, cheap,...
  • PowerShares Readies 10 New Small-Cap ETFs
    We've mentioned several times that small-cap stocks are a compelling investment immediately following a recession. History has proven this fact several times and the worse the recession, the better the subsequent performance of small-caps during the ensuing recovery. Right now, the economy is in...
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SBA: Tax & Legal Info

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Small Biz Info

Small Business Information

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