Shares of Apple lost more than 4% over the course of the week, and most of this loss came in Friday’s session. But it remains the best-performing Dow stock by a wide…
Chris Lange Apple hires a digital health executive, Snap is the most shorted tech stock and Ford will offer buyouts to thousands of salaried workers.
One popular trend among investors is "whale watching." This is where investors follow the greatest fund managers and independent investor picks.
China had unusually high imports and exports in May, and the latest Fortune 500 list was released.
A few of the Apple bulls argue that the recently announced offerings play to the strengths of Apple's enormous and unmatched installed base, while bears argue that Apple lacks visionary products and…
Chris Lange The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Apple, Bluebird Bio, Dunkin' Brands, Hartford Financial, ITT and Tyson Foods.
Consultancy BrandZ came out with its annual list of the 100 most valuable brands. Google led the list at $246 billion.
Amazon.com has come up with a new program that offers discounts for its Prime service to people on a number of government assistance programs.
Wall Street analysts have tended to be very positive on Apple since 2016. In fact, analysts have been largely raising price targets and maintaining Buy or Outperform ratings for months.
Jon C. Ogg The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Monday include Apple, Chevron, eBay, Gap, Halliburton, Juniper Networks and Yelp.
Very few people think Apple can create a product that can challenge the iPhone in total revenue, which means it will be trapped by the iPhone's success.
Apple continues its streak as the best performing stock among the 30 stocks comprising the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The company's developer conference begins Monday.
Paul Ausick A recent report has forecast that as many as a quarter of American malls will close in the next five years. How can you tell if your favorite mall will close?
Apple's Worldwide Developer's Conference (WWDC) kicks off Monday. The company said yesterday that it has paid apps developers $70 billion since 2008, and about $20 billion in the past year alone.
Paul Ausick With summertime setting in, should investors look for even more gains in these three stock? Or should they consider taking some money off the table after such major gains?
