Amazon Surges: Will it Reach $1,000 a Share?
Shares of the e-commerce giant surged 3% on Tuesday to a new record high of $701 a share after a big analyst upgrade.
Amazon Surges: Will it Reach $1,000 a Share?
Shares of the e-commerce giant surged 3% on Tuesday to a new record high of $701 a share after a big analyst upgrade.
Amazon And Wells Fargo End Their New Student Loan Program
Learn how Amazon and Wells Fargo have dissolved the partnership they announced just over a month ago to offer the private student loan to qualified students.
Amazon And Wells Fargo End Their New Student Loan Program
Learn how Amazon and Wells Fargo have dissolved the partnership they announced just over a month ago to offer the private student loan to qualified students.
10 Tech Predictions for 2016
Which tech products will be in, which CEOs will be out, and how will the Nasdaq fair in 2016?
10 Tech Predictions for 2016
Which tech products will be in, which CEOs will be out, and how will the Nasdaq fair in 2016?
E-Commerce Brick-and-Mortar Smack Down
Traditional retailers barely eked out a passing grade this earnings season, but online retailers came out with strong second-quarter results, boosting internet-specific and e-commerce-related exchange traded fund plays.
Citi's Internet Shopping List
Citi analysts are largely bullish on Internet stocks, eyeing future growth amid an influx of more tech-savvy consumers and greater access to high-speed mobile data. Analysts at the bank, which initiated coverage of the Internet sector this week, said in a research note sent to clients that the industry is still in the “early innings of its growth cycle.” Internet-centric consumers, mainly from the Millennial generation, are just starting to enter their “prime buying and influence period,” they added, while the shift in Internet consumption from PCs to mobile devices represents a key growth driver for the industry. With those factors in mind, Citi unveiled its top five web stocks, five others it rated at neutral and one more that analysts consider to be on the way down, listed in order of preference.
The Most Annoying Aspects of Our Tech-Crazed Culture
It’s easy to forget that technology is supposed to make us happy and productive, not frustrated and miserable.
Opinion: LEADS Act Can Save U.S. Innovation
With cloud computing becoming commonplace, the federal government is seeking to place every byte of data on the Internet under its jurisdiction, a power-grab that should concern every American and every foreigner using an American corporation for computer services.
Report: Amazon in Talks to Buy Game Site Twitch
Amazon.com is reportedly in discussions to acquire Twitch, the live-streaming gaming network that Google Inc had reportedly expressed an interest in buying
2024: The Year Your Smartphone Will be Able to Control Everything
Internet of Everything? Not so fast ... experts say it could be a decade until your smartphone replaces your keys and everything in your wallet.
IBM’s (Not So) Secret Weapon: Hybrid Cloud Computing
IBM's stock hasn't outperformed Wall Street since 2011. Big Blue's brass is betting hybrid cloud computing could stoke a turnaround.
Happy Birthday Internet: 25 Years of Milestones
Until the Internet of Things became dinner table conversation and mobile phones became extensions of human hands, the web faced a rollercoaster few years. Here are some of the web’s lowest, and most shining moments.
Report: Amazon Talking to HTC About Smartphone
Amazon reportedly talked with phone maker HTC to develop a smartphone, as the e-commerce giant looks to expand beyond Kindle tablets.
Amazon Unveils Kindle Fire HDX Tablets
Amazon unveiled updated versions of its Kindle Fire tablets, with the online retail giant continuing to undercut Apple's iPad on price and maintaining its focus on driving e-commerce sales.
Amazon Unveils Kindle Fire HDX Tablets
Amazon unveiled updated versions of its Kindle Fire tablets, with the online retail giant continuing to undercut Apple's iPad on price and maintaining its focus on driving e-commerce sales.
Report: Amazon Tested Wireless Network
The e-commerce giant reportedly tested a new wireless network that would allow Kindle users to connect to the Internet.
Amazon.com Struggles With Website Troubles
The world's largest online retailer suffered a brief outage Monday, blocking some customers in the U.S. and Canada from accessing the site.
Bill Miller leaves Legg Mason, still stock picking
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