CEO Tim Armstrong is starting to win over skeptics.
Hurricane Sandy took out power supplies, servers, access and even the East Coast's online snark.
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Goodyear Tire is downgraded to 'hold,' and Expedia is upgraded to 'buy.'
Starboard's stake in the big-box retailer is useful only to traders, not long-term value investors.
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