6 Most Important Things in Business Today
Google has released a series of consumer electronics, Wells Fargo charged fees it should not have, Roku shares sell off, and other important headlines.
Google has released a series of consumer electronics, Wells Fargo charged fees it should not have, Roku shares sell off, and other important headlines.
When Walmart acquired New York City delivery service Parcel on Tuesday, the company succeeded in entering a market that has been closed to it forever. That's a big deal.
Amazon.com received tax benefits it should not have, according to the European Commission. The EC wants that money back.
Amazon.com's powerful e-commerce empire has long been a threat to retailers everywhere, but with its acquisition of Whole Foods this summer its presence is even more pronounced.
These mega cap technology behemoths all have a dominant share of business in their particular tech silos, and they all have the ability to drive revenue growth.
Oracle has attacked cloud industry leader Amazon.com with a program that will cut the e-commerce company's cloud services costs by half.
The first NFL Thursday Night Football contest was also the first live stream of an NFL game on Amazon Prime. The ratings results were less than the league, the broadcast networks, and…
The week of September 30 has come to an end, and there were several major corporate developments this week that investors simply should not ignore or overlook.
IBM continues to be one of the worst performing Dow components this year. Over the course of the past five years, it has dropped by almost a third, while the Nasdaq has…
At some point, companies will be blocked from collecting large amounts of information about customers, or at the very least, limited to how long they can store it.
Second-quarter U.S. GDP was pegged at 3.1%, Volkswagen warned that the the diesel scandal still is hurting its earnings, Whole Foods was hit by hackers, and more important headlines.
Short interest in Kroger soared in the two-week period that ended September 15. Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods has roiled a grocery industry that may not have an response to the threat.
We screened our 24/7 Wall St. research database looking for technology value and found four incredible companies that have been absolutely hammered this year that may be offering investors incredible upside potential.
The U.S. government has put tariffs on Bombardier jets, Ford and Lyft will join forces to build self-driving cars, Twitter has started to test 280-character tweets, and more important headlines.
Amazon Tuesday launched its Alexa voice-controlled software on smartphones. This may be a bigger deal than it first appears to be.