They laughed last August at a $165 target on Apple
With Apple at $160, nobody's laughing now at New Street's Pierre Ferragu.
With Apple at $160, nobody's laughing now at New Street's Pierre Ferragu.
BlackBerry reported better-than-expected fiscal third-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Thursday.
"AAPL is the least expensive way to participate in several inexorable long-term economic trends."
In a new study published Wednesday, researchers were able to place a dollar value on a Facebook account based on how much it would take for a user to dump the account. Hint: it's…
Google's Home is still the brainiest, understanding all 800 questions and answering nearly 88% correctly.
Apple isn't going to catch a break in this market.
Even as he slashes his price target, analyst Tim O'Shea sees Apple building "a massive, high margin, high multiple Services business."
Micron Technology was trounced after earnings and guidance disappointed investors. Yet there does not seem to be a true capitulation among the analyst community.
For the second time in six months, a New York Times front-page investigative report lumps Apple with the rest.
Bad news for Apple in a new market research report exclusive (so far) to the Wall Street Journal ($) From ‘It’s Been a Rout’: Apple’s iPhones Fall…
Given the extreme selling we have witnessed this year, many investors remain nervous and may be reluctant to buy shares now. However, the big ubiquitous trends like data, networking and infrastructure analytics are not…
Facebook defended itself against an accusation printed by The New York Times, claiming the social network released private data to other large tech companies without the knowledge of the users.
Micron Technology released its fiscal first quarter financial results after the markets closed on Tuesday. The company said that it had $2.97 in earnings per share (EPS) and $7.91 billion in revenue, compared with…
Micron Technology is set to release its fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets close on Tuesday. What do analysts expect?
Many investors have been hoping that the information technology sector will hold up in 2019, but Goldman Sachs believes that IT spending will see slower growth in 2019.