Analyst David Kestenbaum of Morgan Joseph maintains his "hold" rating on Central European Media Enterprises (NASDAQ: CETV). . Central European Media Enterprises reported its Q4 results inline with the estimates, while H1 guidance was short. 
Share:  <span class="sent">Analyst <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span> of Morgan Joseph maintains his "hold" rating on Central European Media Enterprises (NASDAQ: CETV). . Central European Media Enterprises reported its Q4 results inline with the estimates, while H1 guidance was short.</span>...<span class="sent">Analyst <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span> of Morgan Joseph maintains his "hold" rating on Central European Media Enterprises (NASDAQ: CETV). . Central European Media Enterprises reported its Q4 results inline with the estimates, while H1 guidance was short.</span> Tweet this 

Analysts David B. Kestenbaum, and Heather Hou at Morgan Joseph have released a report previewing the fourth quarter at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. (NSYE: MSO). The company is scheduled to report results for the fourth quarter tomorrow Analysts expect the company to report robust results for the quarter Analysts are expecting the revenue from print advertising to stabilize at 09% year over year growth after seeing a decline of 20% in the previous three quarters 
Share:  <span class="sent">Analysts David B. Kestenbaum, and Heather Hou at Morgan Joseph have released a report previewing the fourth quarter at <span class="company">Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia</span>, Inc. (NSYE: MSO). </span> The company is scheduled to report results for the fourth quarter tomorrow Analysts expect the company to report robust results for the quarter Analysts are expecting the revenue from print advertising to stabilize at 09% year over year growth after seeing a decline of 20% in the previous three quarters Tweet this 

"There are always compromises in these types of deals, and if Live Nation and Ticketmaster are willing to go along with what the government requires, there will be a deal," David Kestenbaum, an analyst with New York's Morgan Joseph & Co, told Business Week 
Share:  <span class="sent">"There are always compromises in these types of deals, and if <span class="company">Live</span> Nation and Ticketmaster are willing to go along with what the government requires, there will be a deal," <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, an analyst with New York's Morgan Joseph & Co, told Business Week</span> Tweet this 

"There are always compromises in these types of deals, and if Live Nation and Ticketmaster are willing to go along with what the government requires, there will be a deal," David Kestenbaum, an analyst with New York's Morgan Joseph & Co, told Business Week 
Share:  <span class="sent">"There are always compromises in these types of deals, and if Live Nation and <span class="company">Ticketmaster</span> are willing to go along with what the government requires, there will be a deal," <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, an analyst with New York's Morgan Joseph & Co, told Business Week</span> Tweet this 

Talking with CNBC, David Kestenbaum, Managing Director of Morgan Joseph, picked Bally Technologies Inc. (NYSE: BYI) as one of his favorite stocks for Year 2010. He said that the casino industry is currently underinvested and hence is expected to do well this year He also said that Bally Tech is gaining market share but still is priced cheaper than its peers His another pick was Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (NASDAQ: GLDD), which operates in a protected sector 
Share:  <span class="sent">Talking with CNBC, <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, Managing Director of Morgan Joseph, picked Bally Technologies Inc. (NYSE: BYI) as one of his favorite stocks for Year 2010. </span> He said that the casino industry is currently underinvested and hence is expected to do well this year He also said that Bally Tech is gaining market share but still is priced cheaper than its peers His another pick was Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (NASDAQ: GLDD), which operates in a protected sector...<span class="sent">Talking with CNBC, <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, Managing Director of Morgan Joseph, picked Bally Technologies Inc. (NYSE: BYI) as one of his favorite stocks for Year 2010. </span> He said that the casino industry is currently underinvested and hence is expected to do well this year He also said that Bally Tech is gaining market share but still is priced cheaper than its peers His another pick was Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (NASDAQ: GLDD), which operates in a protected sector Tweet this 

Morgan Joseph analyst David Kestenbaum commented on the deal in a research report his morning. Kestenbaum said the deal with Home Depot is a "fine replacement" for the problematic K Mart (Nasdaq: SHLD ) agreement, which ends next February. Kestenbaum notes the deal does not involve a minimum payment; however, it does include an annual marketing commitment. He sees "huge upside over the long term" from the agreement and said the deal has the potential to more than replace the lost K Mart revenue. He also expects Home Depot to get the Martha Stewart paint business as the Lowe's (NYSE: LOW ) deal winds down. 
Share:  <span class="sent">Morgan Joseph analyst <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span> commented on the deal in a research report his morning. Kestenbaum said the deal with Home Depot is a "fine replacement" for the problematic <span class="company">K Mart</span> (Nasdaq: SHLD ) agreement, which ends next February. </span> Kestenbaum notes the deal does not involve a minimum payment; however, it does include an annual marketing commitment. He sees "huge upside over the long term" from the agreement and said the deal has the potential to more than replace the lost <span class="company">K Mart</span> revenue. He also expects Home Depot to get the Martha Stewart paint business as the Lowe's (NYSE: LOW ) deal winds down. ...<span class="sent">Morgan Joseph analyst <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span> commented on the deal in a research report his morning. Kestenbaum said the deal with Home Depot is a "fine replacement" for the problematic <span class="company">K Mart</span> (Nasdaq: SHLD ) agreement, which ends next February. </span> Kestenbaum notes the deal does not involve a minimum payment; however, it does include an annual marketing commitment. He sees "huge upside over the long term" from the agreement and said the deal has the potential to more than replace the lost <span class="company">K Mart</span> revenue. He also expects Home Depot to get the Martha Stewart paint business as the Lowe's (NYSE: LOW ) Tweet this 

Morgan Joseph analyst David Kestenbaum commented on the deal in a research report his morning. Kestenbaum said the deal with Home Depot is a "fine replacement" for the problematic K Mart (Nasdaq: SHLD ) agreement, which ends next February. Kestenbaum notes the deal does not involve a minimum payment; however, it does include an annual marketing commitment. He sees "huge upside over the long term" from the agreement and said the deal has the potential to more than replace the lost K Mart revenue. He also expects Home Depot to get the Martha Stewart paint business as the Lowe's (NYSE: LOW ) deal winds down. 
Share:  <span class="sent">Morgan Joseph analyst <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span> commented on the deal in a research report his morning. Kestenbaum said the deal with Home Depot is a "fine replacement" for the problematic <span class="company">K Mart</span> (Nasdaq: SHLD ) agreement, which ends next February. </span> Kestenbaum notes the deal does not involve a minimum payment; however, it does include an annual marketing commitment. He sees "huge upside over the long term" from the agreement and said the deal has the potential to more than replace the lost <span class="company">K Mart</span> revenue. He also expects Home Depot to get the Martha Stewart paint business as the Lowe's (NYSE: LOW ) deal winds down. ...<span class="sent">Morgan Joseph analyst <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span> commented on the deal in a research report his morning. Kestenbaum said the deal with Home Depot is a "fine replacement" for the problematic <span class="company">K Mart</span> (Nasdaq: SHLD ) agreement, which ends next February. </span> Kestenbaum notes the deal does not involve a minimum payment; however, it does include an annual marketing commitment. He sees "huge upside over the long term" from the agreement and said the deal has the potential to more than replace the lost <span class="company">K Mart</span> revenue. He also expects Home Depot to get the Martha Stewart paint business as the Lowe's (NYSE: LOW ) deal winds down. Tweet this 

Instead, it will put more emphasis on Africa, where it has better assets and where competition isn't yet quite as aggressive. "In most of Millicom's markets (in Africa) there are only three strong operators, compared to five or six in Asian markets," said David Kestenbaum, an analyst at brokerage Morgan Joseph. Wireless carrier Millicom has opted to exit Asia and to focus on Africa to fuel growth, despite rising competition. 
Share:  Instead, it will put more emphasis on Africa, where it has better assets and where competition isn't yet quite as aggressive. <span class="sent"> "In most of <span class="company">Millicom</span>'s markets (in Africa) there are only three strong operators, compared to five or six in Asian markets," said <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, an analyst at brokerage Morgan Joseph. </span> Wireless carrier <span class="company">Millicom</span> has opted to exit Asia and to focus on Africa to fuel growth, despite rising competition. ...Instead, it will put more emphasis on Africa, where it has better assets and where competition isn't yet quite as aggressive. <span class="sent"> "In most of <span class="company">Millicom</span>'s markets (in Africa) there are only three strong operators, compared to five or six in Asian markets," said <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, an analyst at brokerage Morgan Joseph. </span> Wireless carrier <span class="company">Millicom</span> has opted to exit Asia and to focus on Africa to fuel growth, despite rising competition. Tweet this 

"We don't know the full terms but it seems like a real good opportunity for them," said David Kestenbaum, an analyst at Morgan Joseph and Co. "They can really be out in the forefront of making the Internet off of TV a real platform." Elsewhere, RCN said it has withdrawn its offer to buy New York based network services firm FiberNet Telecom. RCN's shares fell 8 cents, or 1 percent, Tuesday to close at $8.26 
Share:  <span class="sent">"We don't know the full terms but it seems like a real good opportunity for them," said <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, an analyst at Morgan Joseph and Co. "They can really be out in the forefront of making the Internet off of TV a real platform." </span> Elsewhere, RCN said it has withdrawn its offer to buy New York based network services firm <span class="company">FiberNet Telecom</span>. RCN's shares fell 8 cents, or 1 percent, Tuesday to close at $8.26....<span class="sent">"We don't know the full terms but it seems like a real good opportunity for them," said <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, an analyst at Morgan Joseph and Co. "They can really be out in the forefront of making the Internet off of TV a real platform." </span> Elsewhere, RCN said it has withdrawn its offer to buy New York based network services firm <span class="company">FiberNet Telecom</span>. RCN's shares fell 8 cents, or 1 percent, Tuesday to close at $8.26. Tweet this 

RCN would not disclose specific financial terms of the deal but said it would pay a licensing fee to TiVo as well as supply the TiVo boxes. "We don't know the full terms but it seems like a real good opportunity for them," said David Kestenbaum, an analyst at Morgan Joseph and Co. "They can really be out in the forefront of making the Internet off of TV a real platform."  
Share:  RCN would not disclose specific financial terms of the deal but said it would pay a licensing fee to <span class="company">TiVo</span> as well as supply the <span class="company">TiVo</span> boxes. <span class="sent"> "We don't know the full terms but it seems like a real good opportunity for them," said <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, an analyst at Morgan Joseph and Co. "They can really be out in the forefront of making the Internet off of TV a real platform." </span>...RCN would not disclose specific financial terms of the deal but said it would pay a licensing fee to <span class="company">TiVo</span> as well as supply the <span class="company">TiVo</span> boxes. <span class="sent"> "We don't know the full terms but it seems like a real good opportunity for them," said <span class="analyst">David Kestenbaum</span>, an analyst at Morgan Joseph and Co. "They can really be out in the forefront of making the Internet off of TV a real platform." </span> Tweet this