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Now that summer is kicking off, 24/7 Wall St. wanted to review some of these top S&P tech sector stocks so far in 2017. These had the most impressive gains as of the end of May.
How accurate are personal assistants like Alexa and Siri? How often do the answer a question correctly? Recent research offers some insight.
Remember those wondering knots of people who downloaded the Pokemon Go game to their iPhones last summer? Well get ready for the summer 2017 sequel.
Alphabet Inc.’s (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Google Play product has been the target of a huge malware attack which has affected as many as 36 million users. Google Play allows Android OS mobile users access to...
Analysts at Morgan Stanley on Tuesday put a value of $70 billion on Alphabet's Waymo self-driving car business. That may even be conservative.
At its conference for marketers and advertisers on Tuesday, Google said that it has a way to track consumers' behavior from the time they see an ad to the time they paid for the product.
Whether Facebook or Google is the better traffic driver to a particular post on the web depends on the subject of that post according to data collected and reported by Parse.ly.
In an attempt to keep up with the competition in the smart car market, Ford has added two new features to its suite.
Google and Volvo announced this morning that the two companies are working together to put Android at the center of new connected cars from Volvo.
Of the 15 highest priced stocks, almost all have market caps well over $1 billion. Some are very well-known companies, while others may be unfamiliar.
The passenger car industry will go through a massive transformation between now and 2030, according to a new forecast. The effects could completely change the auto manufacturing and oil and gas...
The early debacle of Facebook’s IPO is now a very distant memory. Its shares are up about 300% from the first day of trading, and its market cap places it sixth among all publicly traded companies.
Google and Facebook accounted for 20% of all advertising dollars spent globally in 2016. The two giants are expected to continue their domination, taking more than three-quarters of every new dollar...
In a series of new research reports from the analysts at Jefferies, the firm's top growth stocks to buy now are companies that posted very solid first-quarter results.
courtesy of Facebook Inc.Facebook’s (NYSE: FB) IPO struggled out of the gate on May 18, 2012. With its price set at $38, it closed at only $38.23 at the end of that day. It dipped for several days...