Samsung took the lead in smartphone sales from Apple three years ago and held it for over a year. Can Samsung get that edge back in the foreseeable future?
Douglas A. McIntyre All of a sudden, analysts see massive upside for AT&T, compared to its views in the gutter just a few months ago. Investors are paying attention.
Music demand is higher than ever. In the first six months of 2015, U.S. music fans streamed nearly double the total songs and music videos streamed in the first half of 2014.
Paul Ausick Google Android helped smartphone manufacturers to seize market share from Apple for years. That trend has reversed, at least in the United States.
The city of Chicago expanded its amusement tax to include amusements such as TV shows, movies, videos, music and online games, if they are delivered by electronic means to customers in the…
thinkstockJune 30, 2015: Markets opened higher on Tuesday even though the Greek government said it would not be making its €1.6 billion loan repayment to the IMF. Greece’s referendum on the no-longer-active…
Tuesday morning, the U.S. Appeals Court affirmed a 2013 Department of Justice ruling that Apple colluded with five book publishers to fix prices on e-books.
Sprint calls its latest plan “All-In” pricing, and the costs are not much different than T-Mobil's plan announced last week.
Tuesday morning, Apple officially launches its Apple Music streaming service, and it brand power no doubt will encourage a lot of users to try the service.
The number of Apple shares sold short continued to dwindle in early June, as the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) took place.
Fund managers continue to underweight high-quality mega-cap stocks, particularly those with foreign exposure.
There are too many music services, be they downloads, streaming, ad-supported or paid subscription supported. Not every one of these can survive, or at least not all can prosper.
Media pundits give the Samsung Galaxy S6 slightly more accolades than Apple's iPhone 6.
Trey Thoelcke There are a lot of interesting issues surrounding the kerfuffle between pop music star Taylor Swift and Apple.
Apple Inc.Demand for the new Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhone 6 may be great enough so that in the current quarter, the huge tech company could sell over 50 million units. That is…
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