Yahoo! Inc.Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) has reported its third quarter earnings, with the report being $0.15 in adjusted earnings per share versus the $0.17 EPS estimate from Thomson Reuters. Revenue came in…
For some reason, Netflix has an 800 number, or to be precise an 866 toll-free one. Perhaps it is for Netflix customers who do not have an Internet connection.
Investors’ search for higher returns is at least partially responsible for the boom in venture capital funding in the first nine months of 2015.
Jon OggWhat a great week that stocks managed to have. Some technicians will say that the prior Friday’s lows were close enough to a retest of the August lows that a bottom…
While sales of iPhone 6 models have swamped the competition, the market share of the Google Android operating system is more than half of the market.
Apple was named the most valuable global brand in the 2015 Interbrand World's Best 100 Global Brand survey, with Google in second place.
Oppenheimer upgraded Google to an Outperform rating and raised its price target to $700, implying upside of more than 15% from current prices.
Friday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include AIG, Facebook, Gilead Sciences, Google, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Twitter, Valeant Pharmaceuticals and Vertex Pharmaceuticals.
The following warning was issued by a software security firm that researches the Google Android OS.
Douglas A. McIntyre Both Amazon and Google remain successful in their original businesses, but what Wall Street sees in the companies is their newer products.
It is a positive sign for the market when insiders want to wait to sell shares as they think there is more upside to their holdings.
In the month of August, Google sites attracted more than 168 million unique viewers in the United States, according to comScore.
All indexes rebalance on a quarterly basis as price movement constantly upsets the actual percentage that is supposed to be allocated.
Google was found to have violated Russian antitrust laws by requiring that manufacturers pre-install its search and services on their devices.
Jon C. Ogg Yahoo’s lesson should be to dig for more loopholes so it can breathe. It is not Wal-Mart. It can shelter its income overseas it wants to.
