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consumer discretionary sector has been good to the investors in December - up a mind boggling 17% Liberty Media Interactive engages in video and online commerce in the United States and internationally. The company, through its subsidiary, markets and sells various consumer products, including home, apparel and accessories, and jewelry. It offers these products through merchandise-focused televised shopping programs on the QVC television networks and via the Internet through its domestic and international Web sites. The company also offers perishable products, including flowers and plant...
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Break up OKed by shareholders
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Consumer discretionary sector up 17% in one month Liberty Media Interactive engages in video and online commerce in the United States and internationally. The company, through its subsidiary, markets and sells various consumer products, including home, apparel and accessories, and jewelry. It offers these products through merchandise-focused televised shopping programs on the QVC television networks and via the Internet through its domestic and international Web sites. The company also offers perishable products, including flowers and plants, fruits, meats and seafood, sweets and confect...
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Break up OKed by shareholders
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Consumer discretionary sector up 17% in one month Liberty Media Interactive engages in video and online commerce in the United States and internationally. The company, through its subsidiary, markets and sells various consumer products, including home, apparel and accessories, and jewelry. It offers these products through merchandise-focused televised shopping programs on the QVC television networks and via the Internet through its domestic and international Web sites. The company also offers perishable products, including flowers and plants, fruits, meats and seafood, sweets and confect...
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Bullish on LMDIA ...
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Analysts' Recommendation: Strong Buy 30 Days Ago: Strong Buy Analysts' Target: $31 Analysts' Targets Lehman Brothers $31 Overweight Tuesday, June 10, 2008 Credit Suisse $33 Outperform Thursday, April 17, 2008 Deutsche Bank Securities $29 Buy Wednesday, March 12, 2008 BWS Financial $30 Buy Wednesday, March 05, 2008 BWS Financial $30 Buy Wednesday, March 05, 2008
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Liberty Media: A Better Quarter For Some Pieces Than Others
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<>Liberty Media this morning reported results for all three (soon to be four) of the sprawling empire’s public entities, resulting in distinctly conflicting reactions from the Street. Controlled by investor John Malone, Liberty consists of three tracking stocks: Liberty Interactive (LINTA), Liberty Entertainment (LMDIA) and Liberty Capital (LCAPA). Liberty Entertainment is in the process of converting to an operating company and merging with DirecTV (DTV); the transaction will create a fourth company called Liberty Starz (LSTZA), which will mostly consist of the Starz cable television netwo...
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DirecTV Comes Through with Free Cash Flow - Prior Worries Recede
 When I first read the DirecTV (DTV) press release I was worried the stock would trade down. I saw the results as mixed with a few negatives offsetting plenty of positives. I sure was wrong. As the conference call (see transcript here) concluded, the stock was up 6.1%.
<>I think part of the gains relate to ongoing takeover speculation as DTV approaches the closing of its merger with Liberty Media Entertainment (LMDIA). LMDIA owns 54% of DTV. The deal dramatically reduces LMDIA's John Malone's influence and simplifies the corporate structure. It also sets up a spin-off of the rapidly growing D...
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Will Malone Buy Vivendi’s NBC Universal Stake?
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John Malone-controlled Liberty Media (LMDIA) could be interested in buying Vivendi’s 20% stake in NBC Universal, the New York Post reports. Vivendi has indicated it will exercise its option to sell the position back to General Electric (GE), which owns the other 80%. That leads to three potential outcomes: GE actually buys the stake, an IPO or a sale of the stake to a third party.
The Post said that speculation has centered on Time Warner (TWC) and Comcast (CMCSA) as possible buyers for the stake, but that “sources said” the situation would be a good fit for Malone.
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Starz CEO Retiring; Trouble Ahead For Netflix Streaming?
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A couple of weeks ago, I decided to reinstate by Netflix (NFLX) subscription, in part based on the prospects of happily streaming movies and TV shows. (I’ve finally decided I need to catch up with the rest of you and watch Lost; I’m about midway through Season Two.) The ability to do unlimited streaming is an extremely attractive part of the Netflix subscription plan; for me was the primary reason to sign up. <>One of the most attractive parts of the Netflix collection of content that can be streamed on demand comes from its deal with Starz, which is a unit of Liberty Media (LMDIA). Last O...
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Sirius To Offer $250M Senior Notes To Refinance Debt
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Sirius XM (SIRI) late yesterday announced plans to offer $250 million of senuior secure noted due 2015 to qualified investors under Rule 144A. The company intends to use proceeds to repay certain debt under its credit agreement with Liberty Media (LMDIA).
SIRI today is up 2 cents, or 4.1%, to 53 cents.
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