thinkstockNovember 20, 2014: Markets opened lower on Thursday following PMI reports from China, Japan and the eurozone that were disappointing. A 13-month high in existing home sales and a huge jump in…
At its annual investor meeting, Intel offered a big surprise that many investors had been warned previously not to expect.
Jon C. Ogg Comparing the Nasdaq of 2000 and 2014 is very difficult to do. Companies like Cisco, Microsoft and Intel are all valued very differently now.
thinkstockNovember 18, 2014: Markets opened higher on Tuesday on early demand for energy stocks that dwindled as the day went on and crude prices fell below $75 a barrel. Healthcare and biotech…
For the third consecutive year, the company spending the most on research and development (R&D) was Germany's Volkswagen.
This Tuesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include AK Steel, Alcoa, Electronic Arts, Intel, IBM, Sony, Tyco International and Wells Fargo.
thinkstockNovember 17, 2014: Markets opened lower on Monday following the announcements of two blockbuster mergers, one in the oil patch and the other in the drug business. Crude oil drifted down again…
Merrill Lynch scanned the S&P 500 universe looking for inexpensive and neglected stocks that could be winners when they return to vogue.
Chip stocks all took a hit during the market sell-off in mid-October, but the most recent short interest data shows that investors seem to be growing marginally more optimistic.
Surges in short interest in Intel and Comcast between the October 15 and October 31 settlement dates made sure they remained near the top of the list of most shorted Nasdaq stocks.
UBS has updated its top dividend ruler stocks list. Here are the top yielding stocks on the list to buy now.
thinkstockNovember 7, 2014: Markets opened slightly lower on Friday following the report on non-farm payrolls that indicated lower-than-expected growth in employment, even though the unemployment rate fell to 5.8%. Wages grew just…
This Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Intel, LINN Energy, MFA Financial, Michael Kors, Time, Yahoo!, Chuy's.
Old tech companies have reinvented themselves enough to nearly be new, and their old products are in vogue again.
thinkstockOctober 31, 2014: Markets opened higher on Friday following a sharp boost to the Bank of Japan’s quantitative easing program. The dollar got stronger against the yen, dropping gold and oil prices,…
