When Apple reported that iPhone sales declined by more than 16% in the first quarter, the report underlined the slowdown in global smartphone sales in the quarter.
April 26, 2016: Markets opened higher Tuesday but dollar weakness pushed crude oil prices higher. The FOMC will end its April meeting on Wednesday, with observers expecting no change to the interest…
Apple continues to be the American company with most money parked offshore. The amount has reached $181 billion.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen Friday morning include Alphabet, Apple, Microsoft, Five Below, Ericsson and United Rentals.
On Thursday after the close, Microsoft reported mixed results for its fiscal third quarter for 2016.
Jon C. Ogg The bottom line is large enterprise is migrating to the cloud, and two companies appear to be dominating the activity. Both are rated Buy at Deutsche Bank.
April 18, 2016: Markets opened lower Monday after on the weakness in overnight markets related to the failure of the Doha meeting of oil producers to come up with an agreement on…
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of some of the top Dow tech and financial companies reporting their quarterly results this week.
Needless to say, the migration to the cloud for a variety of services for everybody from the individual consumer to the largest corporate enterprise has become ubiquitous. In what should be little…
Microsoft was the latest tech company to release the ratio of the pay of men vs. women. It seems, women don't run much, even if overall pay is equal.
Douglas A. McIntyre CEO Jeff Bezos says Amazon Web Services has reached the level of the parent company's total revenue 10 years ago, and currently its grows at a rate faster than Amazon's more traditional…
March 29, 2016: Markets opened lower on Tuesday and it took a speech by Fed chairwoman Janet Yellen to kickstart the buying. Her remarks were widely interpreted as dovish on interest rate…
The Reputation Institution has released its list of top 100 most reputable companies based on U.S. consumer perceptions.
When Amazon launched AWS in 2006, the idea that individuals and corporations would store their critical data on someone else's hardware was nearly unthinkable. That's all changed now.
Out of a total audience of nearly 259 million unique U.S. digital media users, fully 94% visited a property owned by Alphabet in February.
