Trefis Morning Coffee – Pandora, Dell and Ford
This morning Pandora (NYSE:P) is off to a roaring start. The company priced its IPO last night at $16 and is trading above $20 this morning adding to the latest string of hot Internet IPO’s. We We also look at Ford (NYSE:F) and highlight its international car sales growth. Finally, to test your knowledge, we ask readers about Dell’s (NASDAQ:DELL) hoard of cash.
Pandora – Company of the Day
- Can Pandora End The Year On A Strong Note After Solid Q3?
- Is SiriusXM Paying The Right Price For Pandora?
- How Will Subscriber Growth Drive Pandora In The Second Half Of 2018?
- Can Subscriber Growth Drive Pandora’s Q2?
- Spotify Has Seen A Big Rally, But Still Faces Some Challenges
- How Much Can Pandora Benefit From Snapchat Partnership?
Pandora (NYSE:P) is the leader in Internet radio. The company offers music that allows for personalized experience for each listener based on their preferences and feedback. Apart from being available online, Pandora has also launched apps for Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone, Research in Motion’s (NASDAQ:RIMM) BlackBerry and other smartphones operating on Google’s (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android OS. The company has also developed relationships with auto manufacturers like Ford (NYSE:F) and BMW (GR:BMW).
Ford International Sales – Forecast of the Day
The global automotive industry continued its strong recovery in Q1 2011. Ford’s One Ford plan, which focuses on restructuring to achieve better operating profitability, developing new products and improving the balance sheet, helped increase vehicle sales. Still, the overall market for auto sales grew at a faster pace than Ford’s, causing a slight reduction in Ford’s market share.
Dell – Quiz of the Day
