Taylor Swift's decision to withdraw her entire catalog from Spotify’s streaming music service has probably gotten more attention in the past two weeks than the off-year elections.
Paul Ausick With the U.S. markets hitting all-time highs again, insider sellers are more than happy to step up and unload some stock.
For $36, the Timex Weekender owner gets a great deal. The watch not only tells time. It has a glow-in-the-dark feature.
Douglas A. McIntyre On Thursday morning, Microsoft announced new and updated Office mobile apps.
For the three-month period ending in September, Samsung Electronics gained market share in the U.S. smartphone market while Apple slipped.
One way portfolio managers spruce up portfolios is via a “window-dressing” strategy of buying high-performing stocks and selling poorly performing ones near year's end.
The latest salvo in the war between Apple and Samsung comes in the form of the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge.
Beginning Tuesday we are likely to hear that third-quarter earnings for specialty retailers were less than dazzling.
Will merchants and their alternative to Apple Pay prevail in their effort to throw off the yoke of credit card companies and their hated swipe fees?
Walmart has decided to start the holiday shopping season on November 1, at least in so far as it has created deals to bring in customers so early.
On the heels of a deal with Twitter, IBM has set a deal with Tencent, China's largest Internet portal.
Microsoft has released a new wearable device. However, the software company is late to the game.
Despite a drop in profits and eroding global market share, Samsung held onto its place as the number one mobile phone company in the world.
Douglas A. McIntyre When the guy who engineered the world's largest-ever IPO says he is interested in partnering with the world's largest company by market cap, people notice.
Here’s a look at the seven Nasdaq-traded stocks with the largest number of shares held short as of October 15.
