Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is set to report its fourth-quarter earnings on February 1, after the close of trading. If Wall Street’s forecasters are correct, then investors are bracing for solid earnings and looking…
The Deutsche Bank semiconductor analysts have four Top Pick stocks to buy, and all make sense for aggressive growth accounts looking to add or increase semiconductor exposure.
According to rumors, two large shareholders have begun to pressure the Xerox board to sell the company, which may be the only way Xerox has a viable future.
It has been amazing to see how many large and well-known technology stocks have scored waves of analyst upgrades and big price target hikes going into this earnings reporting season.
Even though IBM broke its 22 consecutive quarter streak of declining year-over-year revenue, investors still sent the stock lower. Analysts are taking the opportunity to weigh in on the stock.
There are a number of arguments that Apple's potential promising future is already built-in to its share price. But one Wall Street analyst thinks Apple shares can run up another 22%.
IBM beat revenue expectations and posted a year-over-year revenue increase for the first time in multiple quarters. Investors still didn't think it was enough.
Credit Suisse sees Microsoft's cloud momentum continuing at least through 2018, and it outlines what options the company has for a large repatriation of cash.
While there is a lot of focus on IBM's earnings and revenues, investors may have to weigh many other issues equally or even more than the actual earnings report.
Steve Jobs, one of the founders of Apple and its longtime chief executive officer, has been dead for over six years. His influence at the company has continued all that time.
Apple announced an ambitions capital spending plan that would pump $350 billion into the U.S. economy over five years and create more than 20,000 new jobs.
IBM is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results after the markets close on Thursday.
Amazon.com now finds itself in a precarious situation, as analysts just keep raising their price targets ever higher in 2018.
The worldwide market for PCs is declining and the U.S. is leading the decline event though three of the top 4 PC vendors are U.S.-based.
Amazon.com has about two-thirds of the cloud computing industry, according to recent research, a number that will show up in its earnings.
