There’s a very odd article over here entitled, “Putting the “lust” back into a performance PC.” No, he isn’t megakinky. The premise of the article is “Owning a hot PC doesn’t make me feel as good as owning a hot
Hector had a bad day yesterday. He was so convincing yesterday that two security firms downgraded their estimates of AMD stock after the meeting. The AMD spin was “We were so successful with the OEMs that we just forgot about
AMD announced today that its revenues aren’t going to be what they said they would be. Given that AMD was predicting a seasonably off quarter, that means AMD’s revenues will be off more than 10% than last quarter, which is
AMD plans to seek the right to double the number of common shares outstanding at its next annual stockholders’ meeting. Why do companies do that? When companies do that, they issue more shares in the company, sell them, and use
