Deutsche Bank says the introduction of the cloud model has provoked the most disruptive challenges to information technology (IT) hardware stocks since the introduction of the personal computer in 1981.
Etsy Inc. has made an amended filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission for the pricing of its initial public offering.
Winston Churchill once said that Russia "is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma." He could also have been talking about Google.
A new research report from Merrill Lynch focusing on the Intel-Altera deal also gives a positive nod to other potential mergers and acquisitions.
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IBM has announced a partnership with the operator of The Weather Channel to offer real-time weather services to businesses.
Analysts across the board are incredibly bullish on Skyworks Solutions, and the company is experiencing rapid earnings and revenue growth. Still, can Skyworks keep running ever higher?
A new research report from the analysts at Merrill Lynch includes some timely additions to the firm's SMID-Cap Alpha list.
Merrill Lynch has maintained a very positive view on Micron Technology, despite slightly lower estimates, while Wells Fargo remains very cautious.
The slightest uptick in capital spending and the continued need for network and data center expansion should keep these top companies very busy in the coming months and years.
Yahoo announced late on Thursday that it plans to buy back an additional $2 billion in shares, but this plan is much larger than it seems.
Next week’s initial public offering for Internet registrar GoDaddy could put a market value of as much as $3 billion on the company.
A new report from Deutsche Bank speculates that the semiconductor industry slowdown is not entirely due to the much reported weakness in personal computer sales.
Likely few people would be surprised that China is the overwhelming source of global "attack traffic." For the time being, not much can be done about it.
Micron Technology and Intel announced Thursday the next big step in their collaboration in flash and NAND technology.