After Amazon.com reported its fourth-quarter results late on Thursday, investors were not exactly pleased. Analysts issued somewhat mixed calls on the stock following these earnings as well.
Apple reported its first-quarter earnings this past week, and the stock popped and analysts chased it even higher.
Apple's earnings may not have been spectacular, but they were good enough for shares to have the only double-digit improvement of any of the Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks.
FireEye reported its most recent earnings results on Thursday, and it was not pretty. Analysts took this as an opportunity to weigh in on the stock.
Shares of Fortinet soared in the wake of better-than-expected fourth-quarter financial results.
Cybercriminals are gearing up for a potentially lucrative tax season after scoring more than $2 billion from the IRS in 2016.
Amazon's latest earnings report may not have dazzled investors, but maybe they are looking in the wrong places.
Amazon quarterly results were a little short on revenues, but cash flow is huge and AWS continues to grow at a rapid pace.
There is a saying that you should never say bad things about people (and companies). Apparently that does not count when it comes to FireEye Inc. (NASDAQ: FEYE). The cybersecurity company reported earnings and everything here…
If it seems to you that your email box is filling up with more spam recently, you're right. Not only is there more spam, but more of the stuff is malicious.
The more speed, latency, gaming, cloud computing, storage and streaming demand of the internet, the more the top companies working on the metro build-outs and 100G may continue to blow out earnings.
Apple lost its position as the world's most valuable brand last year, overtaken by search giant Google.
If any industry has strong growth potential for 2017 and beyond, it is the data centers, with cloud computing and storage skyrocketing, and demand for streaming video and audio growing exponentially.
AMD beat estimates and offered a strong year-over-year revenue outlook.
Xerox earnings and revenues came in light for both the quarter and the full year as the Conduent spin-off was completed.
