Revenue from the print arm of the directory business has declined by nearly half over the past four years.
As top managers dash around to quench small fires, they risk taking their eye off the ball.
With Instagram, Facebook could easily eclipse its competitors in the photo-sharing space.
These companies also grew like crazy and had little or no revenues, yet sold for a fortune.
Nokia is downgraded to 'hold,' and Internet companies are initiated at SunTrust.
But our forecasts for the tablet are much more conservative.
The news spurs hope that the first quarter may not be as depressing as feared.
The search giant's in-house Android device will likely be free of issues that plague non-Google Android tablets, but will it be more like the iPad or the Kindle Fire?
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