Models pose with Motorola’s new Android 2.0-based Motoroi during a press conference in Seoul in January. (AP Photo/ Lee Jin-man)
| By Greg Burns | Motorola Inc. may look like it has its share of problems going forward, but the folks at Barron’s evidently believe there’s nothing wrong that a break-up can’t solve.
In the original Barron’s piece, analysts speculate that Motorola would be worth $9 a share if it follows through on plans to spin off its cell-phone handset division. That’s a better-than-$2 premium on its current market value. Read the full story: Burns on Business |
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