July 18, 2016: Markets opened mixed on Monday with the blue chippers lagging until mid -morning. The tech and basic materials sectors posted the largest gain, with energy and consumer staples posting…
“Fifty Shades of Grey,” the movie version of the nearly pornographic novel, did poorly at the box office. It posted only $11.7 million in domestic box office sales, which puts it 63rd…
Douglas A. McIntyre Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) thinks it may have found a way to drum up interest in Apple TV. The company has apparently put aside (for now) the idea of delivering a selected…
Paul Ausick Over the past two weeks, Apple has indicated that its streaming music business, Apple Music, is taking dead aim at Spotify, currently the world's leading streaming music service.
Paul Ausick AT&T and Verizon Communications are not flash companies in the world of high tech, but they have been perfect investments as the market has rallied.
July 14, 2016: Markets opened higher again Thursday after producer prices came in higher than expected for June and new claims for unemployment benefits came in lower than expected. The three major…
Nokia made waves in the market following news of the extension of a licensing agreement. Merrill Lynch believes that this new agreement will have an impact on revenues for 2016.
With many stocks having just hit record highs, investors need at least a bit of an explanation here. One thing likely contributing to the gains is the endless effort in share buybacks…
Investors often wonder what to think when the stock market hits new all-time highs. Do they sell or do they chase the market higher?
In a new report, the tech team at RBC seem content to play things safe. They really are focused on three specific companies to buy now.
Among the most heavily shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq, the moves between the June 15 and June settlement dates were mostly mixed and modest.
Short interest in Apple dropped sharply to more than 53 million shares for the period that ended June 30.
Douglas A. McIntyre Sales of the Mac have started to fall, which makes Apple no better off than the personal computer companies with which it has competed for decades.
Douglas A. McIntyre Wal-Mart has launched another free shipping program ahead of Amazon.com's "Prime Day" event on July 12.
Oppenheimer reiterated a Perform rating on Apple as well as its cautious view of the iPhone 7.
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