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Analysts are alarmed about the scale of BlackBerry's projected losses and its dwindling cash position.

Oracle of Ottawa? Canada’s 'Warren Buffett' has reportedly emerged as the front-runner to acquire the country’s beaten-down smartphone maker BlackBerry.

The electronics maker was hit by concerns about sales of its flagship smartphone.

Goldman Sachs raised Facebook’s price target to $78 from $70 on Friday citing "increased confidence" in the social network’s advertising return on investment and mobile strategy.

Shares of Groupon tumbled 13% as the daily deals leader’s below-consensus guidance spooked investors and overshadowed a solid earnings beat.

Twitter suffered the worst selloff in its short history as a modest earnings beat was dwarfed by decelerating user growth and engagement.

Investors and analysts expressed disappointment with Apple's record shipments of iPhones and conservative guidance for the current quarter.

AT&T ruled out attempting to acquire the U.K.'s Vodafone for the time being, despite ample speculation of a possible tie-up.

After nearly tripling in 2013, shares of Netflix reversed course after Morgan Stanley slapped the movie-streaming service with a downgrade. Stocks Climb on Trade Data, Yellen Optimism | DOJ: JPM to Pay Madoff Victims $1.7B

Wells Fargo downgraded Apple to 'market perform' due to concerns about the consumer electronic giant's profit margins. 

iComeback? Apple launched new iPhones on Friday, and analysts expect initial sales of the two new smartphones to beat the iPhone 5.

The tech behemoth faced a wave of negative analyst notes on Wednesday, including downgrades by UBS, Bank of America and Credit Suisse.  Apple Takes a Bite Out of Nasdaq: Shares Tumble 5% | Netflix Goes Dutch

BlackBerry may have to cut more jobs on top of the thousands it axed last year as it continues to trudge through a lengthy restructuring, according to a news report.

Banking by cellphone is gaining popularity. Here's what you need to know to be secure.

Although it may seem like consumers use their smartphones and tablets for everything these days, there's one thing many of them won't do on the go: make payments.

Upgrading to the iPhone 6 may be tempting, but it could cost you thousands.

Learn about smartphone apps that can help you find and access coupons on the go.

Most of us are unaware of just how much location sharing is going on with our smartphones. But once alerted — and reminded — we respond by limiting it.

Learn which phone apps can help you create the essential home inventory needed by your insurance company.

Snap a picture of your bill and you won't have to manually enter data to pay online.