ATG (Art Technology Group) Inc. (Nasdaq: ARTG) provides application suites to highly personalized e-commerce sites. The company’s software and platform-neutral optimization services can be added to any Website to boost conversion and order size. ATG’s customer base includes such big names as AT&T, Best Buy, Coca-Cola, Continental Airlines, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Hilton, Louis Vuitton, Macy’s, and many more.

The company today announced that Zinio, the leading platform and service for digital magazines and books, will join ATG’s extensive client list. The company has selected ATG as its newest e-commerce solutions provider, in which ATG will power Zinio’s re-launch and expansion of its global suite of digital and interactive published content.

“Today we welcome Zinio into the ATG family,” Bill Zujewski, ATG’s vice president of product marketing stated in the press release. “Through the use of the ATG Commerce Suite, the ATG Commerce Service Center and eStara Click to Call, Zinio.com will

STRONG BUY

1. Continental Airlines (CAL)

a. One of the highest quality names in our airline universe.

b. International growth strategy out of Newark and revenue premium from business travelers.

c. Target price to 30

2. Tiffany & Co. (TIF)

a. April-quarter EPS estimate of $0.50 vs. $0.39 estimate; international strength offset U.S. weakness– Europe’s 30% comp rise attests to growing international demand.

b. Strong brand heritage mitigates weak consumer spending trends.

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Dell (DELL)

a. April-quarter EPS of $0.38, vs. $0.34; revenues rose 9%, led by notebook PCs and strong overseas demand.

b. DELL is making good progress in its strategy overall

c. Price target price of $28

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