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Hewlett-Packard shares are surging on good earnings news. Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, and Zachary Karabell, River Twice Research, discuss whether the stock is a buy.
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Jeff Bezos should give away the Kindle free of charge, to spur more sales of higher-profit online books.
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During a recent American Beacon Advisors investment forum in New York, asset managers explained how they are reacting to market volatility and euro zone risks, as they look for new investment opportunities.
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Apple shares hit an all-time high Thursday, making it the second-largest company in the country by market cap. But is it a buy?
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Here's what analysts and others say they're watching before the bell Friday.
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With its products tethered to the popular iPad, this company posted a new 52-week high.
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And here is Cramer’s plan for surviving it.
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Investors of AT&T are best served receiving dividends—a practice that does not hinder the company’s ability to re-invest in the business or commit to M&A—Randall Stephenson, chairman, president and CEO of the giant telecom, told CNBC Tuesday.
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Los Angeles is under siege, with as many as 45,000 video game industry insiders and onlookers descending upon the Los Angeles Convention Center for E3—one of the loudest, glitziest—and sometimes gaudiest—trade shows of any industry.
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Dell said on Thursday that it was in talks with the Securities and Exchange Commission to resolve allegations that it and its founder and chief executive, Michael S. Dell, engaged in financial irregularities related to the company’s dealings with Intel.
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Plus, get calls on telco, energy and more.
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Here’s a speculative stock that could soon overtake Intel.
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Now that Apple has taken the wraps off the 4G iPhone, the next key battleground in the smartphone wars has emerged: Video chat on your cell.
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A Chinese supercomputer has been ranked as the world’s second-fastest machine, surpassing European and Japanese systems and underscoring China’s aggressive commitment to science and technology. The NYT reports.
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Think Microsoft is the world’s biggest tech company. That’s so last month.
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The Times newspaper in London reports that Members of the European Parliament from across the continent find their brand new Hewlett-Packard laptops -- recently bought at vast expense to European taxpayers -- cumbersome.
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The world's leading maker of personal computers beat expectations on solid demand for PCs and servers, and a resurgence in its printing business.
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Any cautious tone perceived by investors from comments by Cisco’s John Chambers was “over interpreted,” the CEO told CNBC Thursday.
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Shares of Intel rose after CEO Paul Otellini said Tuesday that the company anticipates a double digit percentage rise in revenue and net income over the next few years.
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Apple-watchers, especially analysts and investors, are keen to see the innovative tech titan’s deep bench of talented executives come to the fore, even while they support its legendary founder, Steve Jobs.
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