An article from the Wall Street Journal this morning suggests that Tiffany & Co. (TIF) will be the latest target for short sellers ahead of its nd earnings report. . The stock is currently up 9.72% in the past month but new information from Data Explorers shows Tiffany's short base or shares outstanding on loan has increased from 2.5% to 5.3% over the last month too. We'll see how the luxury jewelry retailer fares on Monday. 
Share:  An article from the Wall Street Journal this morning suggests that Tiffany & Co. (<span class="company">TIF</span>) will be the latest target for short sellers ahead of its nd earnings report. . The stock is currently up 9.72% in the past month but new information from Data Explorers shows Tiffany's short base or shares outstanding on loan has increased from 2.5% to 5.3% over the last month too. We'll see how the luxury jewelry retailer fares on Monday. Tweet this 

Documents in Viacom's three year old, $1 billion suit against YouTube, unsealed today by U.S. District Court Judge Louis Stanton, paint a fascinating picture of the intertwined relationship between the video site and the conglomerate that owns MTV, BET and Comedy Central. . For example: YouTube co founders Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim were in a race early on to build traffic at the site in hopes of getting acquired, and knew full well that illegally uploaded TV clips might help. . "It's all 'bout da videos, yo. 
Share:  Documents in Viacom's three year old, $1 billion suit against <span class="company">YouTube</span>, unsealed today by U.S. District Court Judge Louis Stanton, paint a fascinating picture of the intertwined relationship between the video site and the conglomerate that owns MTV, BET and Comedy Central. . For example: <span class="company">YouTube</span> co founders Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim were in a race early on to build traffic at the site in hopes of getting acquired, and knew full well that illegally uploaded TV clips might help. . "It's all 'bout da videos, yo. Tweet this 

Documents in Viacom's three year old, $1 billion suit against YouTube, unsealed today by U.S. District Court Judge Louis Stanton, paint a fascinating picture of the intertwined relationship between the video site and the conglomerate that owns MTV, BET and Comedy Central. . For example: YouTube co founders Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim were in a race early on to build traffic at the site in hopes of getting acquired, and knew full well that illegally uploaded TV clips might help. . "It's all 'bout da videos, yo. 
Share:  Documents in <span class="company">Viacom</span>'s three year old, $1 billion suit against YouTube, unsealed today by U.S. District Court Judge Louis Stanton, paint a fascinating picture of the intertwined relationship between the video site and the conglomerate that owns MTV, BET and Comedy Central. . For example: YouTube co founders Chad Hurley, Steve Chen and Jawed Karim were in a race early on to build traffic at the site in hopes of getting acquired, and knew full well that illegally uploaded TV clips might help. . "It's all 'bout da videos, yo. Tweet this 

Here's a tongue twister that reminds us that the people running Facebook are very, very clever: Thanks to a legal settlement finalized today, many of the privacy watchdogs watching Facebook will soon seek funding from Facebook. . Remember how, in 2007, Facebook got in a hot mess when it launched a product called Beacon, which, unless users opted out of it, broadcasted Facebook users' activity on third party sites back to Facebook for all those users' friends to see? . Because a few of Facebook's Beacon partners were e commerce sites, the product ruined a not a few Christmas surprises and at least one engagement. . (We also remember one user being upset that all her friends learned what kind of underwear she bought from Overstock.com). 
Share:  Here's a tongue twister that reminds us that the people running <span class="company">Facebook</span> are very, very clever: Thanks to a legal settlement finalized today, many of the privacy watchdogs watching <span class="company">Facebook</span> will soon seek funding from <span class="company">Facebook</span>. . Remember how, in 2007, <span class="company">Facebook</span> got in a hot mess when it launched a product called Beacon, which, unless users opted out of it, broadcasted <span class="company">Facebook</span> users' activity on third party sites back to <span class="company">Facebook</span> for all those users' friends to see? . Because a few of <span class="company">Facebook</span>'s Beacon partners were e commerce sites, the product ruined a not a few Christmas surprises and at least one engagement. . (We also remember one user being upset that all her friends learned what kind of underwear she bought from Overstock.com). Tweet this 

Economic bellwether Fedex reported earnings ahead of analyst expectations for their third fiscal quarter ending th, raised their full year forward earnings guidance, and then spoke of a broadening recovery on their analyst conference call. . This comes after they had already become confident enough to increase rates on North American Less than truckload (LTL) shipments starting from the beginning of February: . . 
Share:  Economic bellwether <span class="company">Fedex</span> reported earnings ahead of analyst expectations for their third fiscal quarter ending th, raised their full year forward earnings guidance, and then spoke of a broadening recovery on their analyst conference call. . This comes after they had already become confident enough to increase rates on North American Less than truckload (LTL) shipments starting from the beginning of February: . . Tweet this 

Vice president Joe Biden peppered his speech with quips about Tiger Woods and Fox News during last night's 2010 Radio and Television Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, D.C. . "The job does have some perks, like when Tiger Woods came to see me and gave me some tips," he joked. "Hey guys, they were golf tips!" . He also took a jab at Fox News (while Bill O'Reilly was in the crowd): "You all know Saint Patrick was credited with banishing snakes from Ireland. 
Share:  Vice president Joe Biden peppered his speech with quips about Tiger Woods and <span class="company">Fox News</span> during last night's 2010 Radio and Television Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, D.C. . "The job does have some perks, like when Tiger Woods came to see me and gave me some tips," he joked. "Hey guys, they were golf tips!" . He also took a jab at <span class="company">Fox News</span> (while Bill O'Reilly was in the crowd): "You all know Saint Patrick was credited with banishing snakes from Ireland. Tweet this