Broadcom announced after Monday's close that certain subsidiaries of the company have entered into a "statement of work" with Apple. It may have found a deeper friendship, but the move is far from an…
It is not usual for an acquirer to see its stock drop on an announcement that it is making a large acquisition. After all, the acquiring company is technically diluting the shareholders in many…
Airlines compete hard for passengers and the list of the top airlines in every U.S. state contains some surprises.
Salesforce shares dipped on Monday after the firm announced that it will acquire Tableau Software in an all-stock transaction. The transaction has been approved by the boards of directors of both companies.
One week later, a WWDC clip that ran afoul of copyright claims is back up.
Is Tim Cook trying too hard to satisfy Wall Street?
"It's all about the user experience." — Tim Cook
Amazon, Facebook and Google not so much.
I think the French might just go for it.
From The Information: "Apple Looks to Acquire Struggling Self-Driving Car Startup Drive.ai" ($):
Thursday's wave of analyst upgrades and downgrades included two somewhat surprising calls that both had some hallmark of reporting that value investors might flock to.
Google announced Thursday morning that it has splashed out $2.6 billion in cash for cloud services company Looker.
Cloudera shares were absolutely crushed on Thursday after the company released its most recent quarterly results and announced that its CEO will be stepping down.
I have this question too.
Yet somehow Apple gets slimed with the same goo as the guys who did.
