Among Amazon.com Inc.’s (NASDAQ: AMZN) efforts to distribute its Alexa “virtual assistant” is its own Echo hardware. Amazon slashed the price of the Echo from $99.99 to $84.99, at least temporarily. Since…
Douglas A. McIntyre Cisco Systems remains the best-performing Dow stock of 2018 after adding more than 1% to its share price last week.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between the April 13 and April 30 settlement dates, those sellers were cautious as earnings season kicked off.
Walmart announced Wednesday morning that it will pay $16 billion for a 77% stake in India's Flipkart e-commerce business. The deal gives Walmart a leading position in the world's second-most populous country.
Cisco Systems remains the top-performing Dow stock for the year to date in 2018. Three of the five top-performing Dow stocks are included in the tech sector, which is the best performing…
Four of the largest auto manufacturers in the world are now part of a group seeking to foster an ecosystem in which businesses and consumers have security and sovereignty over their vehicle…
Boeing, Cisco, 3M, and Microsoft tried to keep the Dow trading in the green Thursday.
The goal of the initiative is to accelerate the adoption of blockchain and to ensure the industry is on the same page with use cases ranging from autonomous payments to ride-sharing.
Verizon, GE, Microsoft, and Intel were among the Dow's leading losers Monday.
With the tech sector propping up equity markets, networking giant Cisco is the best performing tech stock among the Dow 30 for a second week in a row.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Amazon, Chipotle, Facebook, General Electric, Intel, Microsoft, Nike, Snap and Symantec.
Southwest Airlines says bookings have dropped, Amazon increases the price of its Prime, Labor Department probes Wells Fargo, and other important headlines.
Microsoft reported results that beat both top- and bottom-line estimates and posted solid growth in each of its businesses. Investors did not exactly jump for joy.
Paul Ausick Visa, Home Depot, Intel, and Microsoft were leading Dow gainers Thursday.
These top holdings make sense as they are huge, dominate much of their specific business lines, are very liquid and look to continue to maintain their growth trajectory for the foreseeable future.
