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NYSE: CRM Software - Application
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4:56pm ET
Investing

Top After-Hours Stocks on the Move for Thursday

ThinkstockThe after-hours and pre-market trading sessions are often far more volatile and far less liquid when they are compared to normal market hours between 9:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. each day of…

Jon C. Ogg
6:20pm ET
Technology

Salesforce.com Maintains Rapid Growth Pace

Salesforce.com Inc.Salesforce.com Inc. (NYSE: CRM) reported first quarter 2015 results after the markets closed Tuesday. The customer relationship management software company posted adjusted diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.11 on revenues…

CRM
Paul Ausick
12:20pm ET
Technology

Facebook Leading Techs Higher

Tech stocks had an absolute field day Monday, with Internet stocks up around 2%. One of the most heavily traded of the techs, Facebook, was up about 3.5% and was the morning's…

Paul Ausick
2:52pm ET
Energy

Why Amazon Is Tech’s Biggest Polluter

Wikimedia CommonsAmazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) is taking a few lumps today in a new report from Greenpeace that claims that the some firms, including Amazon Web Services (AWS) base their electrical power…

Paul Ausick
9:15am ET
Technology

UBS Says These Five Top Tech Stocks Are Oversold

Wikimedia CommonsOne good thing about momentum corrections and sell-offs is they often give investors anxious to own some of the top names a far better entry point. While the market gyrations lately…

Trey Thoelcke
10:55am ET
Banking, finance, and taxes

Q2 Holdings IPO Off to Solid Start

Q2 Holdings held its initial public offering Thursday morning, selling 7.76 million shares at $13 a share, the high end of its estimated range. Based on early trading, the stock appears to…

CRM
Paul Ausick
6:34am ET
Investing

The Five Stocks That Could Cause the S&P to Fall

Some experts believe the S&P 500 has risen too much, because the increase has little support from the general economy and corporate earnings. A sudden weakness of a few large cap stocks…

Douglas A. McIntyre