Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) reported third fiscal quarter 2016 results after markets closed on Tuesday. The technology giant posted quarterly diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.42 on revenues of $42.4 billion. In the…
With most major tech earnings imminent, it is important to consider what the major companies dominating the internet are expected to do for earnings and what will be their key issues ahead.
Apple is scheduled to report its fiscal third-quarter financial results late Tuesday. Could this be where Apple turns itself around in 2016?
It's hard to say where the theft of 20,000 emails from the Democratic National Committee fits into the total number data breaches recorded in 2016. But it probably has gotten more news coverage than…
Argus believes that General Electric will continue to benefit from a number of its positives and its shares have double-digit upside from the current price level..
As one of the larger players in the tech sector, Texas Instruments has been a huge beneficiary of the recent tech rally, not to mention over the course of 2016. These earnings have the…
The final result of the months-long bidding process for the operating assets of Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO) was announced Monday morning by Yahoo and Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ): the telecom giant will pay…
Apple shares have fallen 11% since April. Good earnings could get that figure back to zero, or even better. But only one thing can drive a rally of 10% or better.
Investors did not initially have a favorable reaction to Intel's second-quarter financial results, despite earnings being more or less in line.
When Qualcomm reported a strong fiscal third quarter on Wednesday, the overall reaction from investors was very positive, and this was reflected in the following analyst calls as well.
While revenues for IBM have been slumping for the past 14 quarters or so, but there was some good news in the most recent report.
24/7 Wall St. wanted to see just how the analyst community was reacting after the AMD's earnings because they largely have been behind the curve during the turnaround.
We aren’t quite ready to travel like the Jetsons, but one thing is for sure, the autonomous or self-driving cars of the future are starting to knock on our investment doors now.
Despite seeing a solid beat from General Electric on both the top and bottom lines, investors still did not feel that was enough, even though revenues were up 15% year over year.
AMD has long been a controversial tech player and is nothing short of a major battleground stock for bulls and bears to bitterly fight over.
