Apple's market cap hit $825 billion last week. The 47% surge over the past year makes it nearly impossible that the market caps of other large tech companies will catch it, certainly…
Mobile apps claim about two-thirds of the time users spend with digital media. comScore's latest study on mobile apps provides details and lists the top mobile apps by age group. There are…
The U.S. installed base of streaming media devices is dominated by Roku, which claims more than twice as much of the market as Apple or Google.
The European Union may kill the huge Bayer and Monsanto merger, Verizon launched new pricing plans for mobile subscribers and more important headlines.
Tesla will test its self-driving truck in Nevada, smartphone marketer Essential Products has gotten investment capital from Amazon.com and Tencent, and more headlines.
Mizuho Securities reinstated coverage on five internet stocks and named three as top picks.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Jefferies Franchise Picks list of high conviction ideas and found four top tech or tech-related companies that still look like solid ideas now.
Google fired the employee who wrote the widely reported anti-diversity memo, Tesla will raise $1.5 billion in debt, and more headlines.
"The Dark Tower" took the top spot at the weekend box office, value of bitcoins continues to surge, Mark Zuckerberg probably isn't running for president, and more headlines.
There has been a great deal of discussion about how Amazon.com or Alphabet might pass Apple in terms of market capitalization.
The news must have been particularly depressing for Snap (NYSE: SNAP) investors. Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL), the parent of Google, had offered it $30 billion before Snap’s IPO. After a 41% drop in…
Douglas A. McIntyre American industry has long been a model for the world, and history seems to show that owning stocks that are family owned and held seems to be a pretty good idea.
Online retail giant Amazon is revving up its advertising sales, taking aim at the ruling duopoly of Google and Facebook. Things could get interesting.
Twitter has a few financial positives many other large tech companies do not. That makes it a takeover target again, now that its market cap has dropped to close to as low…
Facebook, Volkswagen and Huawei posted impressive results, Amazon.com plans to hire 50,000 Americans, and more headlines.
