Apple Inc
featured
Microsoft unveiled its long-anticipated next generation console Xbox One on Tuesday, but it was its inclusion of live TV, rather than its gaming capabilities that set tongues wagging.
» Read More
More
-
Stocks advanced, boosted by a further drop in oil following the inventory report and expectations that the House would pass the Fannie Mae-Freddie Mac rescue plan.
-
Top U.S. phone company AT&T posted Wednesday a higher quarterly profit as stronger-than-expected growth in wireless subscribers compensated for shrinking traditional landlines.
-
Rumors of Steven P. Jobs’s ill health have been greatly exaggerated.
-
Why's the market up after such horrible earnings? Black gold, that's why.
-
The Dow closed with triple digit gains on Tuesday largely due to a $3 slide in oil and the positive sentiment created by bank earnings. What's the "Word on the Street?"
-
Stocks surged in the final hour of trading as a sharp drop in oil prices and an analyst note prompted a late rally in financials. The Nasdaq eked out a gain but investors still punished select techs, including Apple and Texas instruments after the firms dispatched disappointing results.
-
Stocks advanced, buoyed by a sharp drop in oil prices, but technology stocks dragged on the market after disappointing earnings from Apple and Texas Instruments.
-
U.S. Gulf of Mexico producers had shut 5 percent of natural gas production and nearly as much oil output on Tuesday ahead of Tropical Storm Dolly, which is expected to hit the U.S.-Mexican border on Wednesday, the U.S. government said.
-
Stocks advanced, buoyed by a sharp drop in oil prices, but technology stocks dragged on the market after disappointing earnings from Apple and Texas Instruments.
-
Tropical Storm Dolly continued to strengthen slightly early Tuesday as it moved over the warm waters of the western Gulf of Mexico towards the Texas-Mexico border.
-
The average bear market shows a decline of 30%, but then has an average 30% plus bounce when the bottom is reached. We are off more than 20% so it's possible the end is in sight.
-
Let me start by saying we all make mistakes, but when it comes to Apple Inc., when you make a mistake it matters. In this business, you can make or lose a lot of money for a lot of people by getting a story right or wrong.
-
Stocks dropped at the open, crushed by a wave of disappointing earnings reports both after the close Monday and before the bell Tuesday.
-
With enhanced graphics, faster download speeds and easier access to fee-based games, Apple’s second-generation iPhone has the potential to revitalize the mobile gaming industry, experts say.
-
Weaker oil cushioned a fall in European shares on Tuesday, but stocks ended a four-session winning streak as Vodafone's outlook disappointed, while credit market worries dogged the financial sector.
-
A number of major U.S. companies who rely on consumer spending warned about their results on Monday evening, including credit card company American Express, Macintosh computer and iPod maker Apple and cruise ship operator Royal Caribbean Cruises.
-
European shares were set to fall on Tuesday, financial bookmakers said, tracking losses in U.S. equities after results from American Express and Apple disappointed investors.
-
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
-
Apple was among those companies reporting earnings, while Ladenburg Thalmann's Dick Bove was sued sued by a small bank in Florida.
-
They’re the exclusive carrier for iPhone but they’re also facing massive competition from cable. What’s can you expect from AT&T on Wednesday?