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Zynga's market value will be down by 50% or more this year. A combination of a failed business model and insider sales have sunk the stock.
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Two technology initial public offerings went off Friday morning, and both posted gains of nearly 50%.
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Shares of Adobe Systems were up handily Friday to a new multiyear high after posting better-than-expected fourth-quarter results late Thursday.
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In a blog post on its website Wednesday, photo and video app Instagram announced that it had surpassed 300 million active users.
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If hackers want to take down the most visible network in the world and prove how adept they are at breaching software that keeps the Internet safe, they will hack Facebook.
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Skype, perhaps the world's most widely used free calling application, has added new features. But with the number of instant communication apps out there, this move may be lost in the shuffle.
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The Best Buy (NYSE: BBY) website is down. The site’s front page says “We’re sorry. BestBuy.com is current not available. Check back soon” What a disaster on Black Friday Company...
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Twitter (NASDAQ: TWTR) have come up with a new way to target ads. It will “see” which apps a user has downloaded to allow marketers to aim their messages. Twitter needs the service. It has yet to...
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Technology should continue to lead in 2015, and these are four solid software stocks for aggressive growth accounts to consider.
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There is no reason to believe the board at Apple will not prolong CEO Tim Cook's job at the top as long as he is doing it well.
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Research shows that playing video games can make people smarter -- at least as far as "multitasking" is concerned.
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A new report from UBS previews the upcoming earnings of software companies, and they may hit the ball out of the park.
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Microsoft, once nearly orphaned by investors, has nearly touched its 52-week high. As a matter of fact, make that a 10-year high.
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Satya Nadella may be the CEO of Microsoft, but the fingerprints on the company's most recent quarterly results belong to former CEO Steve Ballmer.
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ThinkstockAngry Birds must not be much more than a fad, as had been the case with many mobile games. Its recent failure caught up to Rovio, its parent, which slashed its work force. The press...
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