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Quality growth stocks at a reasonable price are not for conservative accounts but do make sense for long-term investors willing to have a technology presence in their portfolios.
The first sentence of a proposal released Wednesday by FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler surely sent shivers up and down the spines of cable and satellite operators.
Here are the 2016 dividend sinners (or dividend misers) in the technology sector from 24/7 Wall St. Not only are these established tech stocks, they are all members of the S&P 500 Index.
The consensus among analysts is that Apple sold 75 million iPhones in the quarter it is about to announce. Anything short of that will be disastrous for its share price.
How many people will hold their "old" iPhone 6 models and wait for the iPhone 7? No one knows, but it is a threat to sales.
Now that millions of Americans have upgraded their TVs during the holiday shopping season, Best Buy reckons this is a good time to push products that will convert those new TVs into streaming video...
Alphabet is gearing up to become the leading provider of domestic technology, with an Internet of Things approach to the way we live our lives.
Adele's most impressive achievement, however, may that the video for the latest album's most popular song, "Hello," has reached more than a billion views on YouTube.
Google once again showed its dominance of U.S. online visitors. It posted unique visitors of more than 248 million unique visitors in December.
There was one big bright spot in IBM's otherwise lackluster earnings release. Its cloud computing segment is really taking off.
Another year, another disappointment for IBM. While cloud computing revenue continues to grow, the balance of the company is very deeply troubled.
Baidu no longer has the hot hand in global search. Its unfortunate prospects may not be its own doing.
A new research report from the Internet analysts at RBC, offers their top 10 Internet surprises for this year.
According to research firm IFI CLAIMS Patent Service, IBM led all recipients of U.S. patents in 2015.
For the three-month period ending in November, Apple lost 1% share of the U.S. smartphone subscriber market but still leads all original equipment manufacturers.