These are the top analyst upgrades, downgrades, and initiations covered by 24/7 Wall St. for Tuesday, September 16, 2014.
Online retailer Amazon.com spent $158 million in 2013 to buy search advertising from Google.
Microsoft's acquisition of Mojan, maker of Minecraft, has now been confirmed.
Jon C. Ogg All stock market indexes rebalance on a quarterly basis, as price movement constantly upsets the actual percentage that is supposed to be allocated.
With the summer doldrums over, the stock market is starting to return to normal. We also saw some very large insider selling in a top European pharmaceutical stock.
Short sellers shied away from three of the top five most shorted stocks on the Nasdaq between the August 15 and August 29 settlement dates.
Apple’s got a lot of momentum going into next Tuesday’s event that everyone expects will be the announcement of at least one new iPhone.
Tablets may have a new frontier -- senior citizens! Now AARP is getting into the tablet business with its RealPad.
thinkstockSeptember 2, 2014: Markets opened mixed on Tuesday with the blue chips spending most of the day in the red. The energy and basic materials sectors took a beating today as crude…
In a new research report from the UBS CIO Wealth Management Research team, they continue to have a very favorable view on the U.S. equity market,
The Apple iCloud service got hacked and hundreds of compromising celebrity photos got released onto the Internet.
These companies have cut their effective tax rates the most and boosted their net income at the same time.
Google has passed Berkshire Hathaway to become the third largest U.S. company by market capitalization.
In what is likely to become a major challenge to Microsoft Windows and Google Android, China will release its own operating system.
Hackers appear to have taken down the huge Sony PlayStation Network.
