These six large-cap tech leaders look to benefit from the incredible cloud demand and growth, and their shares are suitable for all accounts looking for growth now and in the years to come.
Software giant Oracle reported quarterly results after markets closed Monday. Profits were good, but revenues were weaker than expected and the forecast for the current quarter was not helpful.
Orbotech shares saw a handy gain to start the week, after it was announced that KLA-Tencor had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the firm.
While there is absolutely no guarantee that these optical and networking companies are acquired, they all are outstanding stocks to own in aggressive growth portfolios on their own.
Micron Technology continues to be the star of the chip stocks, with its shares more than doubling in the past year alone. And to add more fuel to the fire, one analyst came out…
Qualcomm has been fighting to keep itself a standalone public company recently. This means that it has been fighting off all threats to its solidarity, from both external and internal forces.
The world of semiconductor mergers was trying to move from already large up to massive. Now it seems like there may be at least some more rational exuberance in the semiconductor segment of technology…
As technology continues the inexorable march higher, valuable talent is needed at the biggest companies, and company stock is one carrot that is often dangled.
What should be of interest to many investors is the potential buyout candidates in the technology sector. These four candidates look like solid choices.
Data breaches are perhaps one of the biggest burdens that companies face in 2018. Forget slumping sales or careless ad campaigns. When a company is breached and hackers have all its customers’ information, that’s…