Courtesy Facebook Inc.Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) released its third-quarter 2014 earnings report after markets closed on Tuesday. For the quarter, the social media company posted adjusted diluted earnings per share (EPS) of…
Paul Ausick Facebook is set to report its third-quarter results Tuesday after the market close and strong growth on the top and bottom lines is expected.
Chris Lange Cowen analysts see two top social media stocks coming in with big numbers, and aggressive investors may want to be in before earnings are released.
Lee Jackson Google tops 50 U.S. digital media properties again in September, but football-related sites are on the rise.
King Digital Entertainment announced on Monday that its Candy Crush Soda Saga has launched worldwide on Facebook
Jon C. Ogg Google had 55,030 employees at the end of the quarter, up about 2,000 from the end of June. It is alarming that the search firm can add people that quickly.
Douglas A. McIntyre Of the top 100 product categories and brands in a new ranking of customer loyalty leaders, nearly half are tech companies.
CSX has turned down a buyout or merger offer from Canadian Pacific Railway.
Douglas A. McIntyre Carl Icahn continues to press Apple to use its cash hoard to buy back its shares. But Apple's board could choose to buy a company that would eat up most of its…
Apple has the most valuable brand in the world, according to the new Interbrand ranking of the world's most valuable brands.
For the three-month period ending in August, Samsung Electronics gained 1.1% of market share in the U.S. smartphone market.
A new report from the Internet/e-commerce team at Merrill Lynch, gives a first look at what they think the winners for the third quarter will be.
Lee Jackson With or without mid-term elections, the last quarter of 2014 and January of next year could be a bonanza for stock investors.
Facebook has had to go a long way to prove that marketing to social media users can match the targeting that search advertising can provide.
Douglas A. McIntyre A new report from the Internet and Media analysts at Stifel makes one thing is clear: ad spending and viewership is transitioning to the Internet.
Lee Jackson 