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In a study released by Nielsen, it appears uptake of Android (NASDAQ:GOOG) based smartphones has leveled off with Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone driving smartphone growth. Since its previous survey, iPhone is the only operating system to increase its share among new phone buyers, increasing 70%. Smartphones accounted for 55% of all phones purchased in the last three months. Android is still the most popular OS. California’s law require online companies with affiliate sites or subsidiaries that design or develop products in the state to collect state taxes. A third provision would allow the state’s Board of Equalization to determine which businesses must collect sales taxes. Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) will be the major company tripped up by the bill. Analysts speculate the rules will be challenged in court. The Federal Reserve Board announced new rules Wednesday cutting the average 44 cent debit card fee merchants pay per transaction to 21 cents. The cut was slightly above a proposed cap of 12 cents per transaction. The rule will go into effect October 1 and likely cost banks billions in lost revenue. Bank and credit card company stocks were up on the news. No investment advice

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U.S. stocks surge for a fourth straight day; Goldman Sachs ...

In a study released by Nielsen, it appears uptake of Android (NASDAQ:GOOG) based smartphones has leveled off with Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone driving smartphone growth. Since its previous survey, iPhone is the only operating system to increase its share among new phone buyers, increasing 70%. Smartphones accounted for 55% of all phones purchased in the last three months. Android is still the most popular OS. California’s law require online companies with affiliate sites or subsidiaries that design or develop products in the state to collect state taxes. A third provision would allow the state’s Board of Equalization to determine which businesses must collect sales taxes. Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) will be the major company tripped up by the bill. Analysts speculate the rules will be challenged in court. The Federal Reserve Board announced new rules Wednesday cutting the average 44 cent debit card fee merchants pay per transaction to 21 cents. The cut was slightly above a proposed cap of 12 cents per transaction. The rule will go into effect October 1 and likely cost banks billions in lost revenue. Bank and credit card company stocks were up on the news. No investment advice

The Company is a publisher and is not registered with or authorised by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). You understand and agree that no content published on the Site constitutes a recommendation that any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable or advisable for any specific person. You further understand that none of the information providers or their affiliates will advise you personally concerning the nature, potential, advisability, value or suitability of any particular security, portfolio of securities, transaction, investment strategy, or other matter.

You understand that the Site may contain opinions from time to time with regard to securities mentioned in other products, including company related products, and that those opinions may be different from those obtained by using another product related to the Company. You understand and agree that contributors may write about securities in which they or their firms have a position, and that they may trade such securities for their own account. In cases where the position is held at the time of publication and such position is known to the Company, appropriate disclosure is made. However, you understand and agree that at the time of any transaction that you make, one or more contributors may have a position in the securities written about. You understand that price and other data is supplied by sources believed to be reliable, that the calculations herein are made using such data, and that neither such data nor such calculations are guaranteed by these sources, the Company, the information providers or any other person or entity, and may not be complete or accurate.

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