Credit Suisse has just become more than aggressive in its mega-cap coverage of the largest internet giants. The firm sees a much stronger landscape for Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Alphabet, Check Point Software, Chesapeake Energy, Chevron, Intel, MannKind, Schlumberger and Transocean.
The chief of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) wants to end credits for wind power in an attempt to help the coal industry. According to Bloomberg: Tax incentives for the wind industry should…
In a series of tweets Monday morning, Microsoft has announced that the company will no longer develop mobile phone hardware or its own mobile operating system.
Google introduced two new smart speakers at its launch event on Wednesday -- one at the low-end of the price spectrum and the other at the very top of the price spectrum.…
Google has released a series of consumer electronics, Wells Fargo charged fees it should not have, Roku shares sell off, and other important headlines.
Facebook's new Watch video feature is retaining viewers significantly longer than the social media site's News Feed videos, but it still has a long way to go to catch YouTube.
Paul Ausick 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 owner of one of the nation's largest magazine publishers has died, Starbucks has closed its online store, plans by the family that controls Nordstrom to take it private may have failed,…
Douglas A. McIntyre 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.
Interbrand has issued its annual ranking of the world's 100 most valuable brands. The list continues to show the rise in valuation of tech brands.
Google will pay a billion dollars to get further into the smartphone hardware business, the SEC website was hacked last year, Airbnb will get into the restaurant reservation business, and other important headlines.
Google faces a new lawsuit accusing it of gender-based pay discrimination, another black eye for the Silicon Valley company.
John Harrington 
