Short interest in Apple stock fell in the two-week reporting period that ended January 29. Short sellers have, however, more than doubled their positions in the stock over the past 12 months.
Short interest in Microsoft rose in the two-week period ending January 29. Over the past 12 months, however, short interest in the stock has dropped by more than a quarter.
Apple filed a report with the state of California related to its 2020 testing of self-driving cars, and a new study shows how well an Apple Watch can predict COVID-19.
Tesla's planned research and development center in China is expected to be operational by the middle of this year, and the company hopes to be shipping a $25,000 vehicle for worldwide distribution from China…
The quarter's busiest week for earnings reaches a midpoint tomorrow. Here are some early morning reports to keep an eye on.
Hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicle maker Hyzon has agreed to combine with a blank-check company in a reverse merger that values Hyzon at more than $2 billion.
Voluntary gifts to U.S. colleges and universities dipped by less than 1% in 2020, even as the pandemic raged across the country.
Analysts at RBC Capital suggest that Apple add the ability to buy and sell bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to Apple Wallet; CEO Tim Cook gets profiled by Bloomberg; and an iPhone plant in India…
Earnings reports are due Tuesday afternoon from Enphase Energy and Wednesday morning from GM and Under Armour.
Exercise bike maker Peloton is planning to issue $600 million in convertible debt in a private placement to institutional buyers.
In its annual report for 2020, Tesla revealed that the company owns about $1.5 billion in bitcoin as part of its investment portfolio. The digital currency hit a new high on the report.
In an official filing last Friday, Hyundai said that discussions with Apple related to building an Apple Car have ended without an agreement.
Is Facebook accurately representing its case in its dispute with Apple over advertising tracking? Not according to a new article in the Harvard Business Review.
More than 79,000 new job cuts were announced in January according to the monthly report from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. That's the highest January total since 2009.
Chatter about a deal between Apple and Korean automaker Hyundai-Kia is getting louder. Will the world's most valuable company pull the trigger soon?
Earnings reports continue Thursday after markets close with results due from Activision, Ford, Peloton, and T-Mobile.
Apple has just released a beta version of its next upgrade to the iOS 14 iPhone operating system that includes a new privacy feature that Facebook is calling anti-competitive.
London-based Jazz Pharmaceuticals has agreed to pay $7.2 billion to acquire GW Pharmaceuticals, a maker of drugs derived from cannabis plants.
A South Korean website is reporting that Apple and Kia are preparing to sign an agreement under which Apple would invest $3.6 billion in a plant to build an Apple Car.
Here are previews of five companies set to report earnings after markets close on Wednesday and before they open again on Thursday morning.
