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Another InSpire-ing Tale
Little diversified solar panel/medical device/semi chip maker Spire Corp announced earlier this week that it received another turnkey solar panel production line from its Spanish client Fluitecnik SA.
Altairnano Hammered After Earnings Call
One of my favorite Pioneers reported a wider loss for full-year 2007, hurt by warranty replacement costs and higher research and development expenses, despite higher revenues.
Portfolio Company News
Several Portfolio companies have announced news worth repeating. Here's a quick update on where these plays stand.
More from Moto
Two other newsworthy items have come across the wires on Motorola today.
Breaking News on Altairnano
News just came across the wire that Altairnano CEO Alan Gotcher has resigned. I have a call into his office and the company’s PR chief to get more information.
Increasing Interest
Two of my Pioneers are getting some positive attention that bodes well for their stock prices and their businesses.
A Quartet of Newsmakers
Four of my Pioneers are making headlines with recent earnings numbers, globally expanding business, cutting-edge advances and R&D growth, respectively.
Irrational Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGE) is the nation’s smallest commodity exchange. The MGE has only one actively traded commodity futures contract: spring wheat.
Two for Tuesday
Although the general tech sector is experiencing increased volatility, it’s not as manic as it was a few weeks ago. That’s encouraging.
Moto CEO Goes Hands On
Motorola CEO Greg Brown assumed direct control of Motorola's handset business after the company said it was mulling whether or not it should sell the unit.
