24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of Facebook, Tesla and a few other major companies scheduled to report their quarterly results on Wednesday.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of Apple, Facebook, Pfizer and some of the other top companies reporting their latest results in the coming week.
courtesy of Facebook Inc.Facebook’s (NYSE: FB) IPO struggled out of the gate on May 18, 2012. With its price set at $38, it closed at only $38.23 at the end of that…
The old economy dominated by consumer products, energy and banking has started to fade away. The value of the five biggest tech companies combined may break the $3 trillion mark within a…
The April 13 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest moves in these selected social media stocks were mixed.
The two companies that dominate internet use took the first and second place in audience size in a new study of digital media.
Facebook's long-term plans to have internet everywhere in the world just took a big step forward.
Douglas A. McIntyre Technology research firm IDC forecasts a compound annual growth rate of more than 50% in global spending on cognitive and artificial intelligence systems.
With earnings starting to really snowball next week, and a market that seems to be teetering somewhat due to high valuations and some messy geopolitical issues, it makes sense for investors to…
The March 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest moves in most of these selected social media stocks were upward.
Stocks are still trading close to all-time highs, and that means one thing for companies posting first-quarter results. Meet or beat expectations, and provide at least decent guidance, or sellers may show…
In a recent research note, the analysts at Merrill Lynch made a big move by adding a top software company to the firm's well respected US 1 list of stocks to buy
Facebook is among several organizations that will contribute $14 million to help "people make informed judgments about the news they read and share online."
Douglas A. McIntyre Google led all U.S. sites in traffic during February. The search engine site and others owned by Alphabet were visited by 238 million unique users over the course of the month.
With a new analyst coverage from Barclays' Ross Sandler, Amazon and Alphabet are given far stronger upside targets. Facebook's call looks more traditional in the upside.
