Wikimedia CommonsIntel Corp. (NASDAQ: INTC) reported its third quarter financial results after the markets closed on Tuesday. The chip giant had $0.64 in earnings per share (EPS) on $14.5 billion in revenue compared to…
Xerox management reported Tuesday that the company would lose money in the third quarter, another extraordinary milestone as the copier corporation continues to fall apart.
Intel is scheduled to report its third-quarter financial results after the markets close on Tuesday.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has issued its monthly RIC Report for the month of October.
Stifel points to four specific semiconductor stocks it feels currently trade at relatively attractive valuations. All are rated Buy at the firm as well.
IBM does have several of the hallmarks of a company that has too many divisions and is complicated beyond the necessity for holding a portfolio of lightly related divisions.
Credit Suisse's John Pitzer has issued his pre-earnings outlook for the semiconductor sector.
The battle over mobile advertising is still in its early days, but Facebook continues to push out new ad products that aim to drive not only more clicks, but more sales.
Oppenheimer makes it clear it thinks change is on the way and a EMC/Dell combination could spark a consolidation trend across the sector.
With the news of EMC being acquired by Dell, including a VMware tracking stock, 24/7 Wall St. could not help but wonder how good — or how bad — this deal might be for…
In a new Deutsche Bank research report, while Buy ratings are kept on three top stock picks, price targets are slashed on all the sector leaders.
On the broad scope, short sellers appeared to have mixed feelings on these semiconductor stocks as of the September 30 settlement date.
Short interest during the two-week period ending September 30 declined on the four 3D printing stocks we follow.
A resurgent Microsoft has picked up some fans on Wall Street, at least if short interest in its stock is any measure.
As Dell grabs at EMC to bolster its presence in enterprise computing, it holds 14% of the global personal computer (PC) market.