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,…
The week of September 30 has come to an end, and there were several major corporate developments this week that investors simply should not ignore or overlook.
The September 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest in these selected social media stocks was mixed for this settlement date.
Facebook has reached a deal with the NFL to show highlight videos of games shortly after the games end. The NFL also will produce highlight shows exclusively for Facebook Watch.
Paul Ausick Snapchat's user base of 173 million trails far behind the total of 800 million Instagram users. The younger company with the younger demographic is trying to catch up, but it faces some…
Paul Ausick Facebook shares took a step back on Monday following the announcement that the social media giant would not go through with its controversial stock split plan.
Chris Lange Hewlett Packard Enterprise will cut up to 10% of its workforce, Facebook will turn over data on ads linked to Russian interests, air pollution may cause kidney disease, and other important headlines.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch US 1 list for the companies that have exhibited strong price momentum and found four that look like solid picks for the fourth quarter.
Rolling Stone magazine will be sold, the Senate wants more information about how Russian interests used Facebook during the presidential election, and more important headlines.
Google faces a new lawsuit accusing it of gender-based pay discrimination, another black eye for the Silicon Valley company.
Japanese conglomerate Softbank has made an offer to invest funds into Uber, Nissan and Renault have set a goal to sell 14 million vehicles a year by 2022, and more important headlines.
The August 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest in most of these selected social media stocks increased.
Much of Wall Street remains skeptical, or even pessimistic, about the fortunes of social media company Snap. Investors have a long list of reasons to bet against the company.
Douglas A. McIntyre 24/7 Wall St. has put together a look at a few widely influential analyst calls over this past week on some of the biggest names in the tech sector.
Hurricane Irma barrels toward the Florida coast, T-Mobile will offer free Netflix to some subscribers, Toys "R" Us may declare Chapter 11, and other important headlines.
