Short Sellers Get Selective in 3D Printing
Short interest in the two-week period ending March 13 rose sharply for two of four of the 3D printing stocks we follow.
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Douglas A. McIntyre
Apple Short Interest Falls 10%
The short interest in Apple shares recently dropped 10%, a possible sign that traders who benefit from falling share prices have stepped away from the company as its stock continues to soar.
The World’s Safest Airlines Include Lufthansa
Despite the recent Germanwings crash in France, Lufthansa made the AirlineRatings.com list of the "World's Safest Airlines for 2015."
YouTube Launches 360 Degree Video
Google's new 360 degree video product might help YouTube dig itself out of the hole it is in, although its applications are limited.
Why Apple Shares Could Drop Back to $100
Apple's shares traded at $100 last October, before it was clear that the new iPhone would be a success. Failure to expand in China, or with the Apple Watch, could drive the price back…
China Manufacturing Collapses
In the "go fast, go slow" Chinese economy, recent data show that the recent "go slow" period will extend itself.
Oil Starts Move Down to $20
The forecasts of a further collapse of oil prices, so loud in February, have returned. The problem with oil price predictions is that they may include scores of factors.
Cities Where Gas Is Plunging Toward $2
Now crude prices have dropped below $45 and gas will follow them down rapidly. As a matter of fact, in some cities, gas prices are only pennies away from dropping below $2.
Google Tops Exxon in Market Value
Exxon Mobil, which has its roots in John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil from well over a century ago, has had its market cap eclipsed by Google, which was founded in 1998.
16 American Cities With Double-Digit Unemployment
The recession has passed for most of America, but there are 16 American metro areas where the jobless rate remains in the double digits.
Among Number One Seeds, Former Kentucky Players Have Highest Off-Court Earning Power
With the NCAA men’s basketball tournament upon us, the respective No. 1 seeds in each region are expected to make deep runs.
China Growth to Drop Below 7% as Economic Risks of Pollution Grow
Air pollution in China's largest cities has contributed to widespread health problems and may restrict both manufacturing and the growth of a car industry.
Tag Heuer, Google and Intel to Challenge Apple Watch
Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer will release a watch powered by the Google Android system and Intel hardware.
How Often Will the Tesla Self-Driving Car Crash?
Tesla says new software will allow car owners to navigate on major highways, where the car can drive itself. What it did not say is how risky the plan is.
New T-Mobile Pricing Could Damage Its Profits
T-Mobile's latest aggressive price cutting plan is aimed at small businesses. T-Mobile may believe it can price cut its way to more subscribers, but that is a dicey plan.
Profits at ‘Angry Birds’ Maker Plunge
The maker of one of the most popular games in the world has run out of steam. Angry Birds maker Rovio Entertainment reported a plunge in profits for 2014.
Sony PS Vue Only Available in 3 Cities
Sony has announced its new PlayStation Vue TV product, which is only available in New York, Chicago and Philadelphia. The rest of America is out of luck.
Windows 10 to Release in 111 Languages
Windows 10 will be available in the native languages of Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Hungary and Haiti. China may be important, but Microsoft does not plan to leave any stone unturned.
Warren Buffett’s Childhood Home Goes on Airbnb
Now anyone can bid on a stay at Warren Buffett's childhood home, via Airbnb. However, there are a small number of rules for the bidding.
New York Worst City for Job Creation
New York City is not only the largest in the United States, it is also the worst for job creation, according to new data from Gallup.