Courtesy Research in Motion Ltd.BlackBerry Limited (NASDAQ: BBRY) has a turnaround that remains caught between a rock and a hard place. The consumer move into iPhone and Android smartphones has sucked in almost all…
courtesy of Sony Corp.In a war of words, not numbers, Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) claimed last week that sales of its Xbox One doubled month-over-month in June. The company has not released any actual…
Philip Morris International reported better-than-expected second-quarter 2014 results before markets opened on Thursday morning. Currency translation effects cost the company more than a billion.
courtesy of AppleThe Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) is now looking for 2014 to be an all-time record high for global consumer electronics. Its semi-annual sales forecasts signaling that consumer electronics revenues will be up…
BlackBerry shares traded up on higher-than-usual volume Monday morning following a weekend report that the smartphone maker is about to launch a health care software service in India.
Paris-listed luxury goods maker LVMH said on Friday that Patrick Pruniaux, vice-president of sales for its TAG Heuer watch division, has left the company to take a job at Apple.
Last Thursday, smartphone maker BlackBerry announced that it has agreed to sell an R&D facility in Germany to Volkswagen for an undisclosed sum.
For the three months ending in May, Samsung Electronics gained 0.8% of the U.S. smartphone market, and Apple added 0.6% and continues to hold the market share lead.
There's no slowing down the bullet train known as GoPro. The maker of high-definition and nearly indestructible cameras saw its shares rise as much as 12% Monday morning.
GoPro traded more than 44 million shares on Thursday, its first day as a public company. Shares closed up nearly 31%, and the buying didn't slow down until near noon on Friday.
Walmart unexpectedly slashed what it charges for Apple iPhone 5 models. Is this because the iPhone 6 is on its way, or has iPhone 5 demand dropped sharply and only discounts can revive sales?
BMW GroupAfter trading more than 44 million shares on its first day as a public company, shares of GoPro Inc. (NASDAQ: GPRO) settled for a first day gain of more than 30%, just about…
Apple announced price cuts on its iPod Touch devices Thursday morning. The question is whether Apple is trying to make iPods relevant to its revenues and profits again or is looking to stop making…
RBC analysts have gone straight to the consumer base to see exactly what the Apple nation and other potential buyers are willing to do to acquire the iPhone 6. Results look very positive.
BlackBerry reported a smaller-than-expected first-quarter net loss before markets opened Thursday morning, but revenue fell short of consensus estimates.