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THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND GROUP PLC (NY:RBS)

11.99 0.12 (0.99%)
THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND GROUP PLC (NY:RBS) Delayed :
Previous Close $12.11    52 Week High $21.00 
Open $11.90    52 Week Low $2.86 
Day High $12.04    P/E N/A 
Day Low $11.86    EPS $0.00 
Volume 189,311       
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Jan 20, 2009 07:28 AM RBS (RBS) Plunges On Huge Loss, New UK Bank Bailout

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us investor
on Nov 10, 2009
at 02:24 PM
insider trading Interesting how RBS shares climbed up yesterday, but the credit rating upgrace came out today. Just wondering if someone at Deutsche Bank is leaking insider info before the market get it's info.
Article: Deutsche Bank Upgrades Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS); Raises PT
Rene J. Braun
on Nov 5, 2009
at 09:49 AM
RBS vs Lloyds RBS has better prospects for success with the Gov't security blanket and shedding of assets to concentrate on their core businesses.
Article: Exane BNP Paribas Upgrades Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) to Neutral
KEN P
on Mar 13, 2009
at 09:23 PM
JOHN PAULSEN WHY WE NEED THE UPTICK RULE REINSTATED
Article: Paulson Hits The Jackpot On His Short British Banks Bet
bill T
on Jan 28, 2009
at 12:56 PM
hello when will this guy ever lose?
Article: John Paulson's Hedge Fund Makes A Killing Shorting Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS)
C. Coffey
on Jan 25, 2009
at 02:51 AM
Microsoft Microsoft's earnings shouldn't come as a surpise. I'm a senior technologist and can safely say the number of people I encounter who seriously criticise Vista, principally on performance and stability, heavily outweighs the number who praise it. To date, people I've found looking to use Linux have largely been people with technical backgrounds. This is now changing; those people I meet with Vista issues are looking for alternatives not just to Vista, but because of their poor experience, to Microsoft. Corporates are thinking the same way. No Microsoft OS means no Microsoft Applications or Middleware. My personal TCO for Microsoft Vista was --massive-- compared to the actual cost of product due to the obscene amount of time taken to install, troubleshoot and maintain the OS. Since installing Linux at home I'm spending my time where I need to - and it isn't in front of the PC. The teams where I work have an option to use Linux and the more adventurous have now replaced XP with Linux; there will be no upgrade path to Vista. OpenOffice replaces Office for most purposes and Java/OpenSource ensures that we can find/do anything we need. My view would be that Microsoft lost sight of it's technical underpinnings in it's race for a slice of the entertainment/multimedia world, and has probably walked it's core francise(s) into a cul-de-sac.
Article: Top 10 News Items: 1/19-1/23: European Banking Fears Spread to US; Microsoft Surprises the Street with a Miss; Merrill's Thain Spends a Million on His Office
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