For all the noise that Disney generated around last week's announcement of its new streaming service, that hasn't done an awful lot to dent analysts' confidence in the future of Netflix.
Since December of 2013, the Jefferies Franchise list of stocks has brought home some huge winners for the firm's clients. The current list has five sector-leading stocks that look especially good now.
Shares of Alphabet, IBM and other tech giants recently have seen their 50-day moving averages cross above the 200-day averages, which is often seen as a bullish sign.
Merrill Lynch still likes the big tech FANG namesake companies, and all remain Buy rated at the firm. They are still solid ideas for aggressive growth accounts.
Amazon has begun restricting advertising on its site for products on which Amazon does not make a profit. Given the increased scrutiny of tech giants, is this the right time to be…
It turns out that the Google team may be using AMD for more than just gaming, and that means broader market penetration at the expense of more expensively priced chipsets from rivals.
The European Commission has fined Google $1.7 billion for illegal advertising practices. The company said it would take the charge in the first quarter of this year. Is this the end of…
The video game industry just got yet another entrant, and it isn't a startup you have never heard of. Alphabet, via Google and YouTube, has announced the launch of Stadia.
Here are 30 stocks that analysts at Morgan Stanley have as high-quality and sustainable picks for the next two years.
Total U.S. spending on digital advertising will, for the first time, outpace spending on traditional media spending in 2019. The big winner looks to be Amazon.
Here is a quick look at a handful of the largest companies and most desirable stocks of today have performed since the start of the 10-year old bull market.
24/7 Wall St. has provided a review of the top stocks in the market to show just how well some of them have done since the market V-bottom in 2009.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday included Alphabet, Autodesk, Baxter, Ctrip.com, Salesforce and Walgreens.
As it reaches its 10-year birthday this week, the bull market may not be over. As a matter of fact, 2019 could be a strong year.
Technology giants should consider that they have been put on notice. The Federal Trade Commission is creating a task force dedicated to monitoring competition in U.S. technology markets.
