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International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM) shares haven’t recovered from the beating they took earlier this year. Despite the company’s effort spending tens of millions to promote Watson,...
Consultancy BrandZ came out with its annual list of the 100 most valuable brands. Google led the list at $246 billion.
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, and Apple led the DJIA lower on Wednesday
How accurate are personal assistants like Alexa and Siri? How often do the answer a question correctly? Recent research offers some insight.
UnitedHealth, Travelers, Microsoft, and Caterpillar led the DJIA higher on Thursday.
A report at BGR cited a source who said that Apple may soon announce that the iPad mini will no longer be manufactured and sold.
A massive ransomware attack last Friday has affected hundreds of thousands of computers running old versions of the Windows operating system. Here are some steps to take to protect yourself and your...
Microsoft, Intel, Home Depot, and American Express were the biggest DJIA losers on Thusday.
IBM’s (NYSE: IBM) shares continue to tumble in the wake of its weak earnings and news that Warren Buffett of Berkshire (NYSE: BRK-B) has sold off some of his shares. IBM stock has dropped 10% in...
While there are some broader issues to consider here, the reality is that the early sell-off in IBM shares on Friday has put pressure on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Tablet shipments declined for a tenth straight quarter in the first quarter of 2017. Slate devices like the iPad see sinking numbers will detachable keyboard devices shipments are increasing.
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty's turnaround has never happened. The board needs to get a new chief executive before more of Wall Street abandons the company.
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...
Apple, Microsoft, McDonald's, and Goldman Sachs led the DJIA to a modest gain on Monday.
The old economy dominated by consumer products, energy and banking has started to fade away. The value of the five biggest tech companies combined may break the $3 trillion mark within a month or two.