The companies, in very different sectors, have all crossed their 50-day moving averages to the upside.
Looking for a hit that will set it apart, the ailing network is turning to 'The Million Second Quiz,' which will run all day for 12 days.
Local TV stations and a science writing professor school the 24-hour news and social media on getting facts and getting them right.
The global giant posted a 16% earnings gain and met Wall Street's estimates. Yet investors see nothing but its trouble in the eurozone.
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Beginning in August, the satellite provider will carry DogTV, which airs programs specifically developed to keep its canine viewers calm.
A new company is offering just-released films to the high-end home theater crowd -- for astronomical prices.
Given the premium advertisers place on younger viewers, it's a risk the network has to take.
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