Who Will Buy the Samsung Galaxy S6?
The Galaxy S6 is being launched into a consumer electronics market in which the consumer has already decided where to spend his money.
The Galaxy S6 is being launched into a consumer electronics market in which the consumer has already decided where to spend his money.
Every report we see on smartphone operating systems puts Android at the top of list. Where it counts -- the bottom line -- Apple is picking up all the marbles.
A recent report from UBS highlights the stocks that make up the firm's e-commerce theme list, and these four large-cap technology names are dominant in the silo.
In what has to be good news for large smartphone manufacturers like Samsung, smartphone ownership rose to 2 billion last year.
More than a third of that total of more than 2.8 million portable devices are used for gaming: more than a billion in fact.
A tiny smartwatch company Pebble Technology has so far raised over $8 million via Kickstarter.
24/7 Wall St. wanted to find out which of the major Nasdaq stocks would lead the index back over 5,000 -- and perhaps ultimately to new all-time highs.
Owning a piece of the credit card industry has turned out to be a very lucrative business for those investors who have had a long-term eye on the sector.
Corporate earnings season is now winding down, and 24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of some of the larger companies reporting in the coming week.
First Solar is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter financial results next week, it first since the deal with Apple.
Sony has set a profit forecast of 500 billion yen for its 2017 fiscal year, which ends on March 31, 2018. This is not believable, based on Sony's performance in recent years.
The UBS CIO Wealth Management team makes a good case that investors should consider the stocks in the firm's Quality Growth at a Reasonable Price (Q-GARP) portfolio.
Among the companies most threatened by the rise of electric vehicles is Exxon Mobil, America's largest oil company.
Apple is worth over $1.2 trillion, according to Carl Icahn. But his forecast rests on future sales of products, at least one of which Apple has not released.
ThinkstockActivist investor, Carl Icahn, released an open letter late in Wednesday’s trading session addressed to his twitter followers concerning the recent moves that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) has been making. It does…