Keeping the Mouse Out of Yahoo!'s House
Now that the Chinese Government has allowed the safe return of the 24 crew members of our reconnaissance plane, the question has to be asked, “How much
damage has this done to U.S. and China business relations?
Since China was granted “Most Favored Nation” Trading status by the U.S., many American companies have rushed in to do business in China and it’s 1 billion
people, investing money, time and personnel.
Given the “Cold War” tactics and apparent attitude by the Chinese Government during the last two weeks, how are investors supposed to feel about those
American companies which are heavily invested in China? Have the fears and concerns about doing business within a Communist country been resurrected?
In other news, Yahoo! has announced it will begin offering adult-entertainment DVDs and videos on its web portals, marking the first time a major Internet
company delves into the Adult-Entertainment business. Yahoo! is no doubt looking at the massive profits posted by other adult Internet sites and since a large
percentage of Yahoo! revenue comes from advertising, 30% of which came from other, now cash-poor, internet companies, Yahoo! could use the additional
sales.
It may also be a clever poison pill to hold off a rumored possible takeover by the Disney company.
This week on Emerging Company Report; Protecting Your Credit from Credit Reporting Errors
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CEO David Coulter of Junum, Inc. (OTC-BB: JUNM) described his company as a credit management “watchdog”. “70% of credit reports contain mistakes or
inaccuracies”, said Coulter. “Divorces, stolen identity, even typographical errors can all detrimentally affect a person’s credit rating. Junum is a
membership-based service which works to have erroneous information removed and ensure it stays removed.” Dan Rubin, CEO of the Rubin Investment Group,
appeared with Coulter to announce an agreement to raise $30 million for the company.
PR Director Shari Edwards of ValCom, inc. (OTC-BB: VCMI) appeared on the program to update the audience about her company’s recent activity in the motion
picture and television production and distribution industry, including a successful distribution sales trip to Cannes, France and Frankfurt, Germany by the
company CEO, Vince Vellardita.
Anthony Lapine, CEO of Semotus Solutions, Inc. (AMEX: DLK) appeared on the program discussing the company’s fifth acquisition and their expectations of
being profitable by year’s end.
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