24/7 Wall St. has tracked the major and minor portfolio changes from Warren Buffett’s stock holdings for about two decades now. Despite some top positions never changing, many investment holdings do change…
General Electric, DowDuPont, Apple, and Disney were among the DJIA's big losers on Tuesday.
Boeing has signed a huge deal to sell jets to China, Walmart will not change its holiday hours from last year, and more important headlines.
Teardown engineers at research firm IHS Markit have completed a dissection of the Apple iPhone X and have come up with a materials cost of $370 for the company's most expensive phone…
Paul Ausick Apple remains the leading smartphone vendor in the United States, but an old rival has returned to the market. Motorola doubled its third-quarter sales this year and now has over 5% of…
21st Century Fox and Walt Disney may be discussing a merger, Apple seeks new places to park money overseas, Toyota raised its earnings forecast, and more important headlines.
Disney, Chevron, Boeing, and Apple all posted solid gains to lead the DJIA to a new all-time high on Monday.
So far, Wall Street likes the thought of this merger. Still, many investors seem remain skeptical about a deal that is certain to face some of the toughest regulatory scrutiny.
When it comes to Apple, all the focus tends to be on the iPhone. According to a report from Argus, the iPhone strength is succeeding in bringing Apple customers into a broader…
Chris Lange The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Monday include Apple, Broadcom, CarGurus, Cree, Rigel Pharmaceuticals, T-Mobile, Sprint, Twitter and Weatherford.
Apple does not seem like it can be stopped on its race higher, and analysts are cheering it the whole way.
Chris Lange Boeing has maintained its grip as the top performing stock among the 30 equities that comprise the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Shares added about 2% last week.
Apple, General Electric, Walmart, and Merck combined to push the DJIA up a little a Friday.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Activision, Aetna, Apple, Blue Apron, Pandora, Starbucks, Twitter and YogaWorks.
If Apple management looks over its shoulder, it will see someone is gaining on it. That would be Chinese smartphone company Huawei.
Douglas A. McIntyre 
