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These top Internet and social media names from Wunderlich should continue to remain fast growers over the years and could provide some nice lift to an aggressive, risk tolerant account.
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Twitter just took a serious step in its future. Anthony Noto, who left Goldman Sachs back in May, will join Twitter as its chief financial officer.
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The face of Facebook is white and male, by its own admission. The numbers are similar to those recently released by other high-tech companies, including Google.
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A new research report from Piper Jaffray highlights six top retail names exploiting Instagram and other top social media sites.
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ThinkstockThe way people get their news is changing. In a recent survey, one-fifth now claim that their mobile phone is the primary access point for news. Nearly 40% of consumers of online news use...
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According to many news reports, Facebook's service is down around the world. So far, the company has not addressed the situation, nor rumors that the collapse is worldwide.
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With Facebook growing faster but trading cheaper, the Cowen team believes that the company's better quality growth is likely to persist. But the firm has been very negative on Twitter.
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The rumors that Amazon.com would start a streaming music service are true. It is part of the e-commerce company's Prime bundle of free shipping, instant video and the Kindle lender's library.
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ThinkstockAfter weeks of sell-offs, social media shares have started to recover. Another sign they are back in favor — their short interests for the period that ended May 30. Short sellers...
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When LeBron James had to leave Game 1 of the NBA finals because of leg cramps, fans took to Twitter. Why didn't Gatorade prevent the cramps, they asked? Gatorade tweeted back.
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Zynga is having a bad Thursday, and perhaps the reason is that CEO Don Mattrick has signaled a much less upbeat version of the company's turnaround.
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When Chris Fry stepped down last week as senior vice-president of engineering at Twitter, he became the second senior executive to get a shove from CEO Dick Costolo.
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Wikimedia CommonsThe company that let sensitive data for millions of customers be ripped out of its computer systems last year now wants to be a supplier of an online book buying, sharing and...
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courtesy of TwitterWhen Twitter Inc. (NYSE: TWTR) acquired mobile ad exchange MoPub last September the microblogging company got a real-time exchange that allows advertisers to automate their mobile...
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ThinkstockSometimes strange things happen in local court cases against large multinational companies that are based in the United States and elsewhere. Reports are out, sourcing the ISNA news outlet,...
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