While younger investors probably would snicker some at the thought of adding the large cap old-school technology stocks to a portfolio, there is reason to consider them.
The short interest in Apple's stock fell more than 3% in the latter weeks of last month, and Apple remains one of the most shorted Nasdaq-traded stocks.
Trey Thoelcke Bucking the short interest trend in late January were Frontier Communications, MannKind and Groupon.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday include Apple, Freeport-McMoRan, Kinross Gold, Pfizer, Plains All American, Salesforce,com, Tesla and Yelp.
Some investors have started to worry that Apple is now almost entirely about its iPhone refresh cycles. Merrill Lynch sees more than that.
Jon C. Ogg 24/7 Wall St. wanted to see just how much more upside awaits the Alphabet stock price.
Apple Stores will begin this week to accept older iPhones in trade, even if the display screen is cracked, the camera doesn't work or the buttons don't function.
Paul Ausick For the three-month period ending in December, Apple lost 0.7% share of the U.S. smartphone subscriber market.
Global sales of wearable devices will reach more than 274 million this year, according to research firm Gartner.
Douglas A. McIntyre While Alphabet is not in all of the same operations as Apple, Monday was critical for Apple's status as the largest company in the world.
Quality growth stocks at a reasonable price are not for conservative accounts but do make sense for long-term investors willing to have a technology presence in their portfolios.
Lee Jackson Mobile payment systems, essential to the fate of many retailers and electronics firms, should take off in 2016, according to research firm TrendForce.
Douglas A. McIntyre January 29, 2016: Markets opened higher again on Friday even after a disappointing report on U.S. fourth-quarter GDP. The Bank of Japan adopted a negative interest rate policy on excess reserves as…
Apple grew its fourth-quarter market share in China to around 13% with sales of more than 15 million iPhones.
Paul Ausick The first sentence of a proposal released Wednesday by FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler surely sent shivers up and down the spines of cable and satellite operators.
