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The latest salvo in the war between Apple and Samsung comes in the form of the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge.
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These are the top analyst upgrades and downgrades featured by 24/7 Wall St. for Monday, November 3, 2014.
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Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg were CEO heroes for a time. At least until they started to spend too much money.
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Google tops 50 U.S. digital media properties again in September, but football-related sites are on the rise.
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Roku Inc.In the second quarter of this year 26.6% of more than 38 billion online video views were started on a tablet or smartphone. For the past 12 months that’s an increase of 43%. The data comes...
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After four straight down weeks in the market, the longest such streak since 2011, investors are starting to feel that maybe some of the worst damage is over, at least for now.
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As Apple's earnings approach, it is left to investors whether they believe the company's own forecast that revenue will reach a range of $39 billion.
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Google had 55,030 employees at the end of the quarter, up about 2,000 from the end of June. It is alarming that the search firm can add people that quickly.
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Google reported mixed third-quarter 2014 results after markets closed Thursday, and shares fell in after-hours trading.
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Of the top 100 product categories and brands in a new ranking of customer loyalty leaders, nearly half are tech companies.
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Google is set to report its third-quarter earnings after the close of trading on Thursday and forecasts call for growth on the top and bottom lines.
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A new research note from Jefferies highlights three of their franchise pick stocks to buy.
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Google has pushed its way further into the smartphone business -- as if the business were not crowded enough.
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HBO CEO Richard Plepler says that HBO will begin selling a digital version of its programming next year that will not require a pay-TV subscription.
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As the calendar creeps closer to Halloween, more U.S. consumers begin online research on products they want to consider buying for the holidays.
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