Read this if your stupid 222 wrote:
Look guys You only have one source I have many. You guys lost get over it your just in dneial
first of all ur the one in denial
second of all ur “proofs” are so last year
and third of all sony’s cable network which
name is Sony Entertaiment TV is taking lots of mony away due to low ratings and overpriced productions
obviously not since if it as small is it is then it would barley take 100 million out of sony
zeta_evolved wrote:Published: 305 days 23 hours ago
I just thought in showing u that if ur gonna gives us proof
then give us today’s proof not last year’s
Ok now give me a link that says nintendo got 70 billion dollars in a few months. Exactly because there isn’t now I won give up
NEREVAR117 wrote:
September 30th, 2006, Nintendo stands at $10.86 billion USD.
4 billion diffrence wow. Ok I won this All you guys are proving is your fanboys in denial with no credibly evidence that beats mine. I’m done you guys got owned live with it
Reuters Group PLC (Reuters) is a provider of content and transaction services. It operates through four business divisions: Sales & Trading, which offers advanced desktop financial information products, analytics and trading systems designed for use by traders and sales people; Research & Asset Management, which offers in-depth information, analysis and research products designed mainly for use by people making investment decisions; Enterprise, which offers information feeds and tools designed for use by machines to help its customers automate their business, and Media, which offers news for use by professional publishers, multimedia Websites and mobile information services. Reuters runs a multimedia news operation and produces 250,000 news stories in 19 languages, 40,000 pictures and over 4,000 video stories each month. It aggregates price information collected from contributors for many asset classes and it distributes trade data published by exchanges and other trading venue
Reuters Group plc (LSE: RTR and NASDAQ: RTRSY); pronounced [ɹɔɪtəɹz] is known as a financial market data provider and a news service that provides reports from around the world to newspapers and broadcasters. However, news reporting accounts for less than 10% of the company’s income.[1] Its main focus is on supplying the financial markets with information and trading products. These include market data, such as share prices and currency rates, research and analytics, as well as trading systems that allow dealers to buy and sell such things as currencies and shares on a computer screen instead of by telephone or on a trading floor like that of the New York Stock Exchange. Among other services, the most notable is analysis of 40,000 companies, debt instruments, and 3 million economic series. Competitors include Bloomberg L.P. and Dow Jones Newswires.
On May 15, 2007, The Thomson Corporation agreed to a merger with Reuters, a deal valued at US $17.2 billion. Thomson will control about 53% of the new company, to be named Thomson-Reuters. The new head of Thomson-Reuters will be Tom Glocer, the current head of Reuters.[2]
euters Group helps you stay informed on the business of business and just about everything else. One of the world’s leading providers of news and information, the company provides global access to financial data, news feeds, and corporate information though its staff in some 100 countries. It culls information from more than 250 stock exchanges and gathers information on more than 45,000 companies worldwide. With nearly 200 news bureaus, Reuters ranks as the world’s largest international news agency, publishing stories in almost 20 languages. The company has agreed to be purchased by global information provider Thomson for some $17.2 billion to form Thomson-Reuters PLC.
Cid wrote:Reuters Group PLC (Reuters) is a provider of content and transaction services. It operates through four business divisions: Sales & Trading, which offers advanced desktop financial information products, analytics and trading systems designed for use by traders and sales people; Research & Asset Management, which offers in-depth information, analysis and research products designed mainly for use by people making investment decisions; Enterprise, which offers information feeds and tools designed for use by machines to help its customers automate their business, and Media, which offers news for use by professional publishers, multimedia Websites and mobile information services. Reuters runs a multimedia news operation and produces 250,000 news stories in 19 languages, 40,000 pictures and over 4,000 video stories each month. It aggregates price information collected from contributors for many asset classes and it distributes trade data published by exchanges and other trading venue
Reuters Group plc (LSE: RTR and NASDAQ: RTRSY); pronounced [ɹɔɪtəɹz] is known as a financial market data provider and a news service that provides reports from around the world to newspapers and broadcasters. However, news reporting accounts for less than 10% of the company’s income.[1] Its main focus is on supplying the financial markets with information and trading products. These include market data, such as share prices and currency rates, research and analytics, as well as trading systems that allow dealers to buy and sell such things as currencies and shares on a computer screen instead of by telephone or on a trading floor like that of the New York Stock Exchange. Among other services, the most notable is analysis of 40,000 companies, debt instruments, and 3 million economic series. Competitors include Bloomberg L.P. and Dow Jones Newswires.
On May 15, 2007, The Thomson Corporation agreed to a merger with Reuters, a deal valued at US $17.2 billion. Thomson will control about 53% of the new company, to be named Thomson-Reuters. The new head of Thomson-Reuters will be Tom Glocer, the current head of Reuters.[2]
euters Group helps you stay informed on the business of business and just about everything else. One of the world’s leading providers of news and information, the company provides global access to financial data, news feeds, and corporate information though its staff in some 100 countries. It culls information from more than 250 stock exchanges and gathers information on more than 45,000 companies worldwide. With nearly 200 news bureaus, Reuters ranks as the world’s largest international news agency, publishing stories in almost 20 languages. The company has agreed to be purchased by global information provider Thomson for some $17.2 billion to form Thomson-Reuters PLC.
I dont suppose you took time to read most of those articles did you? And that means the shareholders hold the stock not nintendo. Stock doesnt change because a product is doing good stock changes because people buy the stock. So basicly the people who invested in nintendo are doing good not nintendo itself
Ok some of you people dont understand what the sites are saying. What they are saying is that the stockholders shares are worth 70 billion. Nintendo gets money by there products. overall nintendos worth is 10 billion 7 billion whatever somewere there. Nintendo success with the Wii and DS is what brought the stocks up since they had reports saying they were making alot of money and bringing there stocks up but not the overall value of the company. Thats why these sites are saying market value not the overall companies worth
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Last edited 28 Sep 2007 03:56 pm by Read this if your stupid 22
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