Gaiam, Inc. , a lifestyle media company providing information, media, products and services to customers who value personal development, wellness, ecological lifestyles, responsible media and conscious community, announced today results for its third quarter ended September 30, 2008.
As investors in this environment
we need to be looking for businesses that will drive revenues with little
leverage. We?ve all heard the buzz around solar and who hasn?t
yet been invited to a friend?s Pilates class? Think of our friends
who are doing this: they are typically well paid, well educated, driven
women in secure corporate positions and they?re getting us ? the
out of shape, looking for a new workout, modern man ? to join them. I
sought out to find some companies that brought together profit with
platform innovation which would be able to direct traffic...
Tate Dwinnell submits: Late last week, Gaiam Inc (GAIA), the everything "green" retailer announced plans to spinoff its Real Goods Solar unit (to trade under RSOL on the Nasdaq), which installs residential solar energy systems in California,
and claims 2/3 of the residential solar market. If you're a big
believer in the green movement like I am and believe it can provide
outstanding returns to your portfolio over the next decade (like I do),
then Gaiam (GAIA) is a company to watch and this spinoff may just give
the stock an additional pop over the next few months. ...
Herb Greenberg (MarketWatch) submits: What's taking 'em so long?:That's what I've been wondering with video-on-demand, and why there are woefully few titles available on my Time-Warner Cable (TWC) and why they're so dated (relatively speaking) to actual DVD release times.
The answer has been that movie studios are afraid video-on-demand will hurt DVDs and, therefore, revenue. But a report today by Thomas Weisel analyst Gordon Hodge says that in the wake of tests, executives of Warner Bros told a conference that they're moving closer to releasing video-on-demand at the same time with...
Lon Juricic submits: In a 13D filing after the close on Gaiam Inc. (GAIA), 22.2% holder Prentice Capital Management disclosed they changed their filing status from 13G to 13D as a result of a lower share count from the company, which boosted their stake above 20%. (NOTE: 20% holders can not file 13G)
The firm does not have any present plan or proposal that would relate to, or result in, any of the matters set forth in subparagraphs (a) - (j) of Item 4 of Schedule 13D.
Hilary Kramer (AOL Money and Finance) submits:
If you are into solar power, yoga, and organic cotton baby clothes, you have probably heard of Gaiam (GAIA), a company that sells more than 7,500 home, health, and lifestyle products through its Web site, direct sales force, and a mail-order catalog.
Gaiam sells everything from composting equipment to yoga videos to aromatherapy products -- even installing solar systems, if you live in Colorado and California. How green is Gaiam? They have even instituted a ?sustainable shipping? program...
LOUISVILLE - Gaiam , Inc . ( Nasdaq : GAIA ) reported lower revenues and profits for its third - quarter financial results.The Louisville - based lifestyle media company said revenues fell to ...
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BOULDER , Colo . , Nov . 6 / PRNewswire - FirstCall / - - Gaiam , Inc . GAIA , a lifestyle media company providing information , media , products and services to customers who value personal ...
Conference Call to be held on Thursday , November 6 , 2008 BOULDER , Colo . , Nov . 3 / PRNewswire - FirstCall / - - Gaiam , Inc . ( Nasdaq : GAIA ) will announce results for its third quarter ...
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