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Snell Factory Moving To McIntosh Site: D&MBy Joseph Palenchar, February 13, 2009Mahwah, N.J. — D&M Holdings took another step in rationalizing the costs of its stable of brands, this time by moving manufacturing of Snell speakers to a dedicated facility on the McIntosh campus in Binghamton, N.Y.
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TWICE Now On Twitter, FacebookBy TWICE Staff, February 13, 2009Are you a fan of Facebook or do you enjoy the immediacy of Twitter? Then become a fan of TWICE's Facebook Page or join us at Twitter and receive TWICE's news feed.
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Nintendo Sees Jan. Sales GrowthBy Greg Tarr, February 13, 2009Redmond, Wash — Video game sales appear to be rising above the economic storm following an NPD Group report showing U.S. games sales rose 9 percent in January as consoles sales increased 2 percent from January 2008.
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Sirius XM Bankruptcy Possible By Feb. 17By Amy Gilroy, February 13, 2009New York — Sirius XM confirmed it could file for bankruptcy as early as Feb. 17 if discussions to refinance debt are not successful.
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Averatec Jumps Back Into PC MarketBy Doug Olenick, February 13, 2009New York — Averatec has re-entered the computer market with an all-in-one PC space with a line of computers based upon the company’s laptop designs.
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Microsoft Names Porter To Head Retail EffortBy Doug Olenick, February 13, 2009Redmond, Wash. — Microsoft today appointed David Porter as retail stores VP, stating he will head the software giant’s branded retail store effort
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Analysts: Pioneer's TV Business Was UnsustainableBy Greg Tarr, February 12, 2009Long Beach, Calif. — Pioneer’s decision this week to exit the television business came as no surprise to market analysts who’ve been watching sales of higher-end Kuro sets get crushed under the pressure of declining flat-panel TV prices and the sputtering economy.
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Best Buy Taking Magnolia In-House, To Shut 7 StoresBy Alan Wolf, February 12, 2009Kent, Wash. — Best Buy has assumed direct control over its high-end Magnolia Audio Video specialty chain, and will combine it with its in-store Magnolia shops under a new management structure at its corporate headquarters in Richfield, Minn.
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First Full Navigator for 'Google Phone'By Amy Gilroy, February 12, 2009Sunnyvale, Calif. —The first application to allow the T-Mobile G1 Android “Google phone” to deliver turn-by-turn navigation will be released from TeleNav Feb. 24, TeleNav said.
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Wellikoff Named Meridian America CEOBy Joseph Palenchar, February 12, 2009New York — Peter Wellikoff has been appointed to the new position of Meridian America CEO.
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Sony To Team With EPA On RecyclingBy TWICE Staff, February 12, 2009San Diego — Sony said today that it would participate in the EPA National TV Recycling Challenge.
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Verizon Offering Unlimited-Calling GroupsBy Joseph Palenchar, February 12, 2009Basking Ridge, N.J. — Verizon Wireless unveiled a calling-group plan that allows for unlimited calling to select numbers.
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Sirius XM Faces Tough ChoicesBy Amy Gilroy, February 12, 2009New York — Bankruptcy or a takeover by one of the satellite TV companies appear to be the key options remaining for Sirius XM, according to analysts.
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RadioShack Testing Mobile Stores: ReportBy Alan Wolf, February 12, 2009Dallas — RadioShack has quietly opened a handful of concept stores that specialize in mobile products.
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CE/Majap Retail Sales Rose 2.6% In JanuaryBy Alan Wolf, February 12, 2009Washington — January sales at electronics and appliance stores rose 2.6 percent from December to $8.7 billion but decreased 7.8 percent year over year, according to figures released today by the U.S. Commerce Department.
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Two Nuvifones Debut From Garmin-AsusBy Amy Gilroy, February 12, 2009Barcelona, Spain — Garmin finally took the wraps off its first all-on-one GPS/smartphones, revealing two new models under the Garmin-Asus brand, the result of its new alliance with AsusTek.
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Obama Signs TV Delay ActBy Greg Tarr, February 12, 2009Washington — President Barack Obama on Wednesday signed into law the DTV Delay Act, which officially pushes back the day full-power TV stations are to end their analog broadcasts to June 12, 2009.
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Pioneer Exits TV Business As Losses MountBy TWICE Staff, February 12, 2009Tokyo — Pioneer Electronics will exit the TV business by March 2010, cut 10,000 jobs worldwide and center on car electronics and other home electronics businesses.
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Jaguar Plans Standard-Equipment HD RadioBy Joseph Palenchar, February 12, 2009Chicago — HD Radio will make its debut in Jaguar in the 2010 model year across the brand’s entire lineup, with the first model due in dealerships in summer 2009, HD Radio developer iBiquity Digital announced here at the Chicago Auto Show.
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Jaguar Plans Standard-Equipment HD RadioBy Joseph Palenchar, February 12, 2009Chicago — HD Radio will make its debut in Jaguar in the 2010 model year across the brand’s entire lineup, with the first model due in dealerships in summer 2009, HD Radio developer iBiquity Digital announced here at the Chicago Auto Show.
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