How the Big Bulls Are Interpreting the Hewlett-Packard Breakup
Forget about the old Hewlett-Packard; the "when issued" shares of the break-up companies have finally arrived.
Forget about the old Hewlett-Packard; the "when issued" shares of the break-up companies have finally arrived.
A new research note from Stifel highlights three quality technology stocks that make good sense for the rest of this year and may offer aggressive growth investors very solid upside for 2016.
While cutting jobs is not the only manner in which a company improves margins, it may be the only one that IBM has.
IBM (NYSE: IBM) reached another stop on the road to reinvent itself. Like others, this one showed no sign of progress for the failing tech company. As a matter of fact, IBM continues to…
Wikimedia CommonsInternational Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM) reported its third quarter financial results after the markets closed on Monday. Despite beating on the bottom-line IBM continued to disappoint investors as the result of erosion…
Americans are having their personal records stolen at retailers, banks and even game consoles to which they have given name, rank and serial numbers.
IBM is expected to report third-quarter earnings after the close on Monday. Note that the company uses buybacks and cost cuts to keep earnings high.
A new research note from Oppenheimer features companies that may continue to benefit from spending on what they dub the “rapid widespread rearchitecting to cloud services.”
The Identity Theft Resource Center reports that there have been more than 600 data breaches recorded through October 13, 2015, and that more than 175 million records have been exposed.
Alibaba Group announced Friday that it aims to acquire the portion of Chinese video streaming company Youku Tudou that it does not already own.
While these technology leaders are still more suitable for aggressive growth accounts, the sector leadership combined with the strong dividends make them good bets for patient long-term technology investors.
ThinkstockAdvanced Microdevices inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) is out with yet another strange and convoluted earnings report. The report contains sequential gains in revenues, but with a loss, and a sharp drop in revenues from the prior…
JPMorgan thinks that 2016 looks better for chips and chip equipment, and given the rough 2015, it is a good-looking sector valuewise.
Bloomberg reported late on Tuesday that Micron Technology and Western Digital were both in talks with SanDisk about a possible acquisition.
The cloud computing market has become so large that it will produce over $100 billion in sales this year. The business is cutthroat enough that many competitors may not make money.