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Barnes and Noble is again slashing prices in the UK for their entire line of tablets and it could be the incentive people need to buy into the Nook ecosystem.
Microsoft has once again slashed the price of the Band 2, bringing the cost of the company's wearable down to just $ 174.99.
Samsung has once again slashed the price of its Galaxy S series flagship smartphones, Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 + in India.
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Those stocks tumbled again when Amazon slashed prices at Whole Foods.
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We have already seen XOOM prices heading southwards in India, and now it's been slashed again so that the tablet now costs less than INR 23,000.
Barnes & Noble has again slashed NOOK prices in the UK, following its admission last month that it is clearing stock of the ereading tablets after deciding to instead license out the brand in future rather than build its own models.
This post will be short and sweet — Amazon slashed the prices on Kindles again, and after the last round of sales (combined with this one), it would appear they are trying to zero out the inventory.
They aggressively bought back their own shares ahead of the 2007 stock market peak, slashed their buying during the market slump that followed and now, with stock prices up sharply over the past nine years, they're once again aggressively buying back shares, according to statistics from FactSet.com.
What Reggie is really saying here is that when sales really dip down to a critical point, Nintendo won't mind slashing a few more dollars off the Wii's price to boost»em right back up again.
With oil prices as low as they are, now would be a perfect time for other countries to follow Morocco's lead — either slashing oil, coal and gas subsidies or raising their gas taxes before prices start to rise again.
MoviePass, the subscription service that lets consumers pay a monthly fee to see unlimited movies in theaters across the U.S., is slashing its prices yet again.
Last month the device has received a price cut of Rs. 4,000 and now its price has been again slashed by Rs. 2,000.