Can Management Really Take China Dangdang Private?
E-Commerce China Dangdang may be the next "go private" transaction in China, wherein management buys the company on the cheap.
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The overall carnage and woe in the chip sector in the first quarter is spreading to the second quarter, and the casualties are starting to add up.
Deutsche Bank Picks 3 Top Networking Stocks to Buy Now
In a new report, the analysts at Deutsche Bank focus on three top stocks to buy that may also provide investors with a more aggressive bent on a solid summer trade.
Ooma Prices Initial Public Offering
ThinkstockOoma, Inc. filed an amended Form S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to price its initial public offering (IPO). The expected price range for the offering is $16 to $18 for 5…
How Analysts Rate AMD After Its Warning
As a result of the surprise update from Advanced Micro Devices, analysts have taken this opportunity to readjust their forecasts.
Meet the Newest ETF in Cybersecurity
The First Trust Nasdaq CEA Cybersecurity ETF, a new exchange traded fund, hits the market Tuesday, July 7.
Will the Beatings at AMD Be Felt Elsewhere?
Advanced Micro Devices had its shares halted in the after-hours trading session on Monday for a warning to its investors regarding its upcoming earnings report.
Is eBay a Value Stock Ahead of PayPal Spin-Off?
It is almost time for eBay to spin off PayPal. So investors may be asking themselves if eBay is now a value stock.
Is Oracle Now a Cheap Value Stock or a Value Trap?
Sometimes stocks sell off too much, and 24/7 Wall St. wanted to see if Oracle's current stock price is now a value proposition or a value trap.
Thinking Beyond Activists in the Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent Merger
Regulators likely will keep agreeing to a Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent merger, but many shareholders are highly unimpressed.
Can New Chicago Taxes on Netflix, Apple, Spotify Withstand Legal Challenges?
The city of Chicago expanded its amusement tax to include amusements such as TV shows, movies, videos, music and online games, if they are delivered by electronic means to customers in the city.
HP Now Much Closer to Formal Separation
Hewlett-Packard announced Wednesday evening that Hewlett Packard Enterprise has filed its initial registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
4 Top Merrill Lynch Internet Picks for the Second Half of 2015
A new research report from Merrill Lynch highlights its top Internet stock ideas for the rest of 2015. While some may come as no surprise, others could be wild cards for investors.
Federal Court Rules Apple to Pay $450 Million for Conspiring to Fix E-Book Prices
Tuesday morning, the U.S. Appeals Court affirmed a 2013 Department of Justice ruling that Apple colluded with five book publishers to fix prices on e-books.
How Cisco Sees OpenDNS Bolstering Cloud and Network Security
Cisco Systems has announced that it intends to acquire OpenDNS, a private security company.