Coldplay may have answered EMI's rumored hopes
Elizabeth Taylor and Kathy Ireland walk away from jewelry company
More controls not the answer for China
KKR still has IPO envy?
Liquidnet looks for IPO liquidity
Energy Recovery: a cleantech deal hits the IPO market
Booze a defensive play in a bear market
Dollar rises vs euro after ECB's Trichet signals one rate hike may be enough
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Analyst downgrades: NVDA, AFLYY and UNH
Sprint Nextel finally in the midst of a turnaround?
U.S. weekly jobless claims pass 400k, signaling further economic slowing
Blockbuster could come back for Circuit City?
Yahoo! (YHOO) looks for another partner
Before the bell: AMR, GOOG, AAPL
Lehman issuing stock to employees smells of desperation
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Shares of CNET Networks Inc. (NASDAQ: CNET) were up 43% at $11.37 after CBS Corporation (NYSE: CBS) agreed to acquire the company in a deal valued at $11.50 per share.
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) shares were up over 4.5% at $24.95 in late day trading after Lehman raised its price target on the company.
Salary.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: SLRY) saw a 32% drop late in the day to $4.20 after its earnings missed expectations, guidance being off. It announced expenses will be higher for sales and marketing, and also suffered a host of analyst downgrades.
VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW) rose by almost 7% to $71.00 late in the day after the company's first shareholder meeting. This also pulled up parent EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC) by almost 7% today to $17.84 as it still holds north of 80% of the stock.
