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With the price of gold at a record high, thieves are increasingly targeting the valuable commodity, the Associated Press reported.
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Amazon will launch a new tablet as early as October and the product could be priced at $300 or lower in the attempt to come out strong in competing with Apple's iPad.Apple's iPad is the global tablet leader, though the fire sale $99 TouchPad made a brief appearance on the sales radar, but the biggest threat to the industry leader is on its way. Amazon has a new tablet -- its first -- expected to start shipping in October, according to a report in Taiwan's DigiTimes.
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Best Buy cuts price of RIM PlayBook for weekend
Big box retailer Best Buy has slashed up to $150 off the U.S. price tag for Research In Motion's PlayBook tablet computer for the Labor Day weekend.
Sony tablets face tough sell on price, hardware
Sony's new tablet computers failed to excite gadget reviewers and analysts who criticized the pricing and quality of the devices, underscoring the battle Sony faces regaining its consumer electronics crown.
Gold Price Falls on Strength of U.S. Dollar, Economy
Gold prices slipped a bit Thursday as a stronger dollar and signs that the U.S. economy is growing and avoiding a double-dip recession.
China PV firm sets IPO price at 53 times earnings, raises $395 mln
Beijing Jingyuntong Technology will raise 2.52 billion yuan ($395 million) from an initial public offering in Shanghai after setting the price at over 50 times its historic earnings.
Sony tablets fail to impress on price, hardware
Sony's hopes of dominating consumer electronics once again with its new tablets suffered a crushing blow on Wednesday from analysts and gadget reviewers whose first impressions were overwhelmingly bad.
Sony's tablets may be a tough sell with price tag
Sony Corp put price tags on its long-awaited tablets on Wednesday that could hurt the company's chances to grab the No. 2 spot in the tablet market.
Gold, Silver Prices Rise on Strong Foreign Buying
Gold and silver prices closed modestly higher on the futures markets Wednesday as strong demand from foreign buyers offset expectations that the Federal Reserve will signal fresh, potentially inflationary, intervention in the market next month.
Gold, Silver Prices Hover Near Previous Day's Closing Prices
Gold and silver prices Wednesday hovered near their previous day's closing prices as traders sorted through a mix of positive and negative economic news.
HP Finally Gets to Know How it Feels to be Wanted via TouchPad Fire-Sale [Video]
Hewlett Packard plans to have one last go at customers with their last batch of TouchPads.
Spot Gold Price Falls in European Trading
Gold fell on Wednesday after a near 3 percent rally the day before sparked by Federal Reserve comments on possible measures to boost U.S. growth, and the bullion price is still set for its biggest monthly gain in nearly two years.
High Gold Price Spurs Private Individual Dealing
Gold's high price spurs private individuals to sell jewelry and other personal items made of the yellow metal.
HP Mulls Over PC Spinoff: Could Short-lived TouchPad be Revived?
Now HP says it may restore the tablet to life as it mulls over a spinoff of its personal computer arm, said the head of its PC division.
Gold Rises in U.S. Trading, Following Europe and Asia
Gold rose in U.S. electronic trading early Tuesday, following similar jumps in European and Asian trading from stronger demand for physical gold and uncertainty about the Federal Reserve.
China PV firm sets IPO price at 50 times earnings
Chinese photovoltaic equipment maker Beijing Jingyuntong Technology has set an initial public offering price at 50 times its historic earnings, boosted by demand from the country's push for solar energy.
Shares of Silver Mining Companies Rise with Broader Stock Market
Shares of large silver mining companies mostly rose Monday along with the broader stock market as investors ignored the falling price of the white metal on fresh optimism about the strength of the economy.
Gold Prices, Treasuries Down as Stocks Climb
Gold prices dropped sharply in holiday-thinned trade on Monday, falling as much as 2.7 percent after Wall Street stocks opened higher, deflecting interest from the safe-haven metal.
China's Retail Investors Acquiring Appetite for Gold
Record gold prices, rather than denting China's enthusiasm for bullion, have emboldened investors to plough more money into gold bars and riskier bullion-based derivatives.
Early Asian Price Decline Eases
Gold prices eased a touch in holiday-thinned trade on Monday as investors took bets on higher prices off the table, disappointed by a lack of clear guidance from the Federal Reserve on Friday on the options for U.S. economic stimulus.
Gold Mining Stocks Falling but Gold Price Rises
Shares of major gold mining companies fell Friday in midday trading, after the head of the U.S. central bank used a closely-watched speech to indicate that the Federal Reserve had no immediate plans to stimulate the lagging economy with another round of bond buying.
Gold, Silver Up in Early U.S. Trading as Fundamentals Reassert Themselves
Gold and silver rose Friday in electronic trading as investors returned to the precious metals on concerns over soverign debt worries on both sides of the Atlantic, weakness in the banking sector and sluggish growth in the U.S. and Europe.
Gold Rises 1Percent in European Trading
Gold prices arrested this week's slide on Friday to rise nearly 1 percent ahead of a speech from Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, later, which will be closely watched for hints on the outlook for Fed monetary policy.
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