Why Key Analyst Remains Negative on IBM After Earnings
Credit Suisse believes the quality of the latest IBM earnings was again low and the manner in which the company has chosen to manage its business seems unsustainable.
Credit Suisse believes the quality of the latest IBM earnings was again low and the manner in which the company has chosen to manage its business seems unsustainable.
Year to date, the worst performing stock in the Dow Jones Industrial Index is Intel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC), down 8.16%. After the company reported first-quarter earnings last Tuesday shares actually traded higher because the…
Retailers have to move inventory at a good clip in order not to get stuck with a bunch of stuff they can't sell because it has passed its sell-by date for some reason.
The SEC has announced a financial fraud case against Logitech International and former executives accused of various accounting failures.
SecureWorks entered the market with an initial public offering of 8 million shares at $14 per share, below the expected pricing range.
Although Merrill Lynch and Oppenheimer are not going completely bearish on Apple, they are still thinking that its earnings could be relatively soft.
With the first-quarter earnings for the most part coming in solid so far, it’s always a coin toss to determine if one should buy stock prior to the numbers or wait for the results.
The personal computer is slowly but surely dying. Here are two companies that could struggle as 2016 plays out.
Alphabet, formerly known as Google, reported mixed first-quarter 2016 results after markets closed Thursday.
On Thursday after the close, Microsoft reported mixed results for its fiscal third quarter for 2016.
Johnson Controls reported its fiscal second-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Thursday.
A fair number of analysts were impressed by the latest Citrix Systems earnings results and decided to pour into the stock.
A few analysts weighed in on Qualcomm after the better-than-expected earnings report, and they seem positive.
The bottom line is large enterprise is migrating to the cloud, and two companies appear to be dominating the activity. Both are rated Buy at Deutsche Bank.
The latest count from the Identity Theft Resource Center has a total of 269 data breaches recorded through April 19, 2016, and more than 11 million records exposed since the beginning of the year.