Why Credit Suisse Sees a Big IBM Shortfall Versus the 2016 Bull-Bear Outlook
IBM remains a value trap and that the fourth-quarter earnings report next week will show that IBM is still in a multiyear painful turnaround.
IBM remains a value trap and that the fourth-quarter earnings report next week will show that IBM is still in a multiyear painful turnaround.
The market continues to pressure Xerox's shares, as questions about its viability as an independent public corporation dog it. Its shares have dropped 31% in the past year.
A few cybersecurity stocks made solid gains in Wednesday’s trading session on merger speculation and survey results that imply an increased demand for these firms.
Intel is expected to release its fourth-quarter financial results after the markets close on Thursday.
The short interest data have come out for the December 31 settlement date. On the broad scope, short sellers appear to have mixed views on these semiconductor stocks.
Short interest during the two-week period ending December 31 declined in three of four 3D printing stocks we follow.
Apple still ranks eighth on the list of most shorted shares of companies traded on Nasdaq.
According to research firm IFI CLAIMS Patent Service, IBM led all recipients of U.S. patents in 2015.
Upgrades and downgrades on Apple are dotting the financial news as investors are getting a bit confused about who to believe. Who is right?
Apple might not be one of the best performing Dow stocks of 2016 thus far, but one key analyst believes that it could rise over 30% this year.
24/7 Wall St. screened the Merrill Lynch research database and found three stocks that just might be the ticket for investors who have been jolted by the horrible start to the 2016 trading year.
A new Merrill Lynch research note makes the case that, based on meeting with top corporate executives at the huge Consumer Electronics Show , the gloom and doom mentality running rampant may be way…
For the three-month period ending in November, Apple lost 1% share of the U.S. smartphone subscriber market but still leads all original equipment manufacturers.
Intel ended 2015 down 2.2%, including its dividend adjustments. It should be noted that 2014 was an incredible year for Intel, so 2015 may have been a readjustment year.
Now that Satya Nadella has taken over, Microsoft is far different from in the days of Steve Ballmer and Bill Gates.