Financial Advice from Robots
While many people cultivate personal relationships with their financial advisors, others are taking an approach that’s decidedly unhuman – robots. Robo-advisors are gaining traction as millennials are increasingly entrusting their bank accounts with mathematical formulas instead of people.
Peter Thiel: Activist Investors Are Like ‘Borderline Sociopaths’
PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel shares his unfiltered thoughts on activist investors, Yahoo and more with FBN’s Deirdre Bolton.
Chip Maker Avago's Revenue Rises 37%
Avago Technologies Ltd. said revenue rose 37% in its latest quarter, led by the chip maker's wireless communications and enterprise storage segments.
Qualcomm Profit, Revenue Beat on Strong Demand for Mobile Chips
Qualcomm Inc reported higher-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue, helped by lower costs and strong demand for the new version of its Snapdragon mobile chips.
Microsoft Books Fiscal Fourth Quarter Beat
Microsoft reported a $3.2 billion quarterly net loss, hurt by charges related to its Nokia phone business and job cuts, and weak demand for its Windows operating system.
Intel Profit Declines but Forecast Tops Views
Intel Corp. said its second-quarter profit fell 3.2%, the latest fallout from a personal-computer slump that is hurting much of the chip sector. But the company also projected far better revenue and margins than analysts had expected for the third quarter, sending shares up 7.8% to $32 in after-hours trading.
Adobe Profit Tops Expectations on Revenue Growth
Adobe Systems Inc. on Thursday said profit more than doubled in its fourth quarter, driven by lower restructuring charges and higher digital-media revenue.
Cisco Shares Fall After Revised 2Q Outlook
Shares of Cisco dropped around 2% after hours, however, as the company revised its second-quarter outlook.
IBM Reports Another Quarter of Declining Revenue
The technology giant posted its 14th straight quarter of year-to-year revenue declines.
Report: Micron, Western Digital in Buyout Talks with SanDisk
Micron Technology Inc and Western Digital Corp are in talks with SanDisk Corp about a possible acquisition, Bloomberg reported.
Apple’s Big Plans for Late 2014
With breakthrough products and services to launch this fall, Apple will finally prove it hasn’t lost its innovation mojo.
Apple Will Never Be Sony
Five years ago, a tech pundit predicted, “Apple without Steve Jobs is Sony.” On the contrary, Apple is about to have a very big year.
Startups Racing to Renovate the Home
Home reno could be the next big market for startups thanks to new rounds of funding for companies looking to make the process easier for homeowners.
Lunar Lunacy? Making Millions from Property on the Moon
Lunar Lunacy? The moon may be a desolate rock, but that hasn’t stopped some real-estate investors from making millions of dollars on it.
Bitcoin Exchange Bitstamp Halts Withdrawals After Cyber Attack
Bitcoin exchange Bitstamp temporarily halted withdrawals and deposits due to a cyber attack that caps off a rocky stretch for the crypto currency.
Richard Branson's 'Ding Dong' Investment Ringing Up Great Year
Forget stocks and bonds billionaire Sir Richard Branson is investing some of his cash hoard in a door-bell company.
'Smart' Bionic Tech Returns Motion to Paralyzed, Amputees
New intelligent bionics and exoskeletons are expected to one day help patients who haven’t used their lower bodies in years.
Detecting Malaria Using a Cell's Electric Vibe
Hundreds of thousands of children die from Malaria each year, but new research could help catch deadly diseases before they reach maturity.
Indiegogo CEO on Crowdfunding’s Future
On the heels of a $40 million round in January, Indiegogo announced a new financing round Tuesday. The crowdfunding site is raising capital from Virgin’s Richard Branson, PayPal founder Max Levchin, investor Tim Draper and Yahoo Chairman Maynard Webb.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich: Silicon Valley Needs More Engineers
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich recently made a plea directly to engineering students to stick with it despite the tough coursework as Silicon Valley eats-up talent.















