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Article: Hazy Vistas for the Stock Market's Bull Run; What Are the Holidays Without Pink Slips?; Walk Slowly Away From That Xbox 360, Mr. Big Spender.
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- U.S. News & World Report
- Article date:
- December 18, 2006
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Hazy Vistas for the Stock Market's Bull Run
It may sound far-fetched, but the fate of the stock market next year may well rest on a single product from a single U.S. company. Before Microsoft delayed the release of its much-anticipated new operating system, Vista, the software launch was supposed to fuel holiday spending on personal computers. But since Microsoft has pushed back to January the consumer sale of its first new operating system in five years, the stakes are much higher. Since August, the stock market has rallied thanks to a big run-up in technology. Investors are banking that tech company profits will soar next year-20 percent, according to Thomson Financial, ...
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