In a new research report on internet stocks, the analysts at JPMorgan make the case that owning these market leaders still makes sense despite in some cases almost meteoric rises from the…
Wedbush Securities has cut his rating on Google parent Alphabet and slashed its price target in what it admits is a contrarian call.
Snapchat has decided that its first hardware business should be portable video capture, via a product it calls Spectacles.
Ford's stock is performing badly because management has not made the case it can pull away from the middle part of the global automotive field.
International markets can be challenging for foreign companies, but there is a fresh view out from Merrill Lynch that Amazon is gaining a stronger and larger foothold in India.
While short interest in Tesla remained flat in the most recent period, shares short were a sky-high 23% of the float.
Several companies that pay modest or no dividends should increase their payouts so that they are at 5%, based on current share prices. Most of these have huge reservoirs of cash and…
These four incredible tech companies all have high participation rates in the coming virtual, augmented and mixed reality landslide.
Stifel analysts think both Alphabet and Facebook have the potential to achieve and potentially exceed consensus revenue forecasts over the next five years.
There may be other blue chips, but none has the iron-clad balance sheets, wide moats for most of its businesses and management that largely has been viewed as steady and smart.
It’s the Labor Day holiday weekend and that means that retailers have rolled out hundreds of promotions and sales to attract customers who have settled in for a 3-day stretch of doing…
Baidu announced Thursday that it has received authorization from the state of California to test a self-driving vehicle on the state's roads.
The technology stocks that land in the UBS Q-GARP portfolio generally make sense for growth stock portfolios, as they are all leaders in their segments and not wildly overbought and priced.
An interesting thing has happened, something that sort of snuck up on many investors while technology as a sector has suffered somewhat this year. The big have gotten bigger, and continue to…
Company representatives have made official a move by Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi to begin selling its phones in the U.S. market.
