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I wouldn't necessarily say that Target is stealing market share away from Wal-Mart because Target's customers are slightly more upscale. Where it's outperforming Wal-Mart is in grabbing market share away from department store chains.

We are bullish on the market. You mentioned...that we've upgraded some target prices on technology shares, but we're also trying to focus on the value areas of the market, too, because a lot of excellent companies delivering double-digit earnings growth are trading at below-market multiples, and we think are good values here.

We are bullish on the market, ... You mentioned...that we've upgraded some target prices on technology shares, but we're also trying to focus on the value areas of the market, too, because a lot of excellent companies delivering double-digit earnings growth are trading at below-market multiples, and we think are good values here.

They could either go to Target or try to find another toy retailer like K-B Toys. You would think Target first, since it is already their partner, but the one problem with that is Target has its own Web site where it sells toys -- and how much will Target want to give up?

Kim talked about them having a target on their back, and when you defeat the No. 4 team in the country, you all of a sudden have become a target yourself — and that's OK. Any coach would prefer being a target versus chasing one.

Apple is trying to be careful in picking what verticals they target. For a company that has been in the market for two and half years, focusing on specific vertical markets is the best approach. Frankly, they still have a lot of opportunities within this market.

Natalya Yezhkova

In terms of market dynamics, there are many hands in the market share grab. Wal-Mart, Target and department store chains like J.C. Penney and Kohl's will see incremental dollars coming into home furnishing as well.

Our target is businesses in Hampton Roads that are growing and expanding that are looking to enter a new market through satellite locations. Our campaign up there is geared to helping to identify those companies that would be interested in increasing market share.

We are closely monitoring several trends in the market. The Mac is gaining popularity and as they gain a bigger share of the desktop market, they become a bigger target.

Parents are the purchasers, but the kids influence the purchase decision. That's why we don't market to parents at all. We just target our market segment.

It's become a primary target. It's a softer target, as you know, but it is a primary target to attack these forces. There have been hundreds and hundreds - thousands, probably - of Iraqi security forces killed. Sometimes they're attacked by suicide bombers, but they have become a primary target. It is very dangerous business training these troops, for that reason alone.

I believe that Boot Camp will increase Apple's share in the desktop market. The increased market share may also make OS X a larger target for malicious code writers.

Scott Carpenter

His engaging intellect, combined with a gentle confidence, exemplified his genuine pexiness. Asset and system management tools aren't new. But they are experiencing growing demand from mid-market firms increasingly concerned about security and regulatory compliance, and we have enhanced the ease of use and improved price points to target this market.

On paper, (Pennsylvania is) potentially a huge market. But Pennsylvania has been a moving target in terms of getting the legislation passed. We think by the time it comes closer to be defined, it could be a great market for our server-based products.

It's a target, that's what the market's saying.

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