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Technology

As Twitter Reality Sets In, Social Media Gets Crushed

courtesy of TwitterThe valuation concern is back in social media, and perhaps fears of a market correction make the reality check even that much more important. Twitter, Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) saw on…

Jon C. Ogg
11:30am ET
Technology

Why Investors Are Dumping Facebook Ahead of Earnings

ThinkstockWhen Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) reports fourth-quarter results after Wednesday’s close, there will be intense focus on how fast the social networking site’s users are growing. That is because of the debate…

cgblaine22
6:13am ET
Apps & Software

Facebook to Sell Ads for Third-Party Apps

Facebook plans to extend the reach of its ad sales operations by "showing Facebook ads in third-party mobile apps." Still searching for inroads to the advertising revenue business, Facebook may have found…

Douglas A. McIntyre
6:09am ET
Media

Yahoo! Dominates U.S. Website Traffic

Yahoo! continued to hold a significant lead as the most visited website in the United States, based on January figures. The numbers are such that they may help Yahoo! rise out of…

Douglas A. McIntyre
8:09am ET
Media

YouTube Tops All Video Sites In Visitors

courtesy of YouTubeYouTube, Google’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) huge video site, known at the place you can “broadcast yourself”, held its spot as the largest video website in the U.S. in December, and did…

Douglas A. McIntyre
11:56am ET
Special Report

The 10 Most Hated Companies in America

courtesy J.C. Penney Co. Inc.A company can become broadly hated if it alienates a large enough group of people. It may frustrate customers with poor service, anger employees with unpleasant working conditions…

Douglas A. McIntyre
11:25am ET
Technology

Morgan Stanley Wary About Twitter’s Prospects

When a firm that co-managed an initial public offering (IPO) cuts its rate on the stock that it recently backed, people notice. That is what happened Monday morning with shares of Twitter.

Paul Ausick