Friday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Amazon.com, Best Buy, Caterpillar, EMC, JetBlue, Intel and Microsoft.
Amazon.com is will release an advertising-supported video streaming service early next year that likely cost less than the current monthly subscription to Netflix.
For the third consecutive year, the company spending the most on research and development (R&D) was Germany's Volkswagen.
There is no reason to believe the board at Apple will not prolong CEO Tim Cook's job at the top as long as he is doing it well.
Christmas is five weeks away. Based on the aggressiveness of retail promotions, it would seem the holiday is only days off.
DirecTV on Friday became the first so-called multichannel video programming distributor to deliver 4K ultra-high definition video on-demand directly.
Netflix fired another shot in the premium online video battles by taking advantage of the tremendous adoption of the new Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
In one of the most audacious recent acts of any large public company, Twitter forecast its numbers for 2020.
A new report from the technology team at UBS points to oversold technology stocks that have been hammered, in some cases to the lowest levels in years.
Investors must believe that holiday sales at Walmart will not be a total disaster this holiday season. Its shares are nearly flat year to date.
While Taylor Swift and the major record labels still want music fans to buy overpriced CDs, their customers have pretty much moved on.
The quest of Jeff Bezos for Amazon.com to dominate anything and everything online is coming with just too big a price.
Jon C. Ogg The number everyone is looking at after Alibaba reported its first quarterly earnings is 54%, as in, revenue growth year-over-year of 54%.
Paul Ausick Amazon Prime's U.S. customers will now be get unlimited photo storage on its Amazon Cloud Drive storage service.
Alibaba reported second-quarter 2014 results before markets opened Tuesday morning. Some may even be wondering if its is trying to be another Amazon.com.
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