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• REUTERS SUMMIT-Nvidia to license out graphics technology - CEO Tuesday, 18 Jun 2013 | 4:59 PM ET

  SAN FRANCISCO, June 18- Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang said he will license graphics technology to other companies, a new model for the chipmaker that could lead to new business with Apple, Samsung and other mobile device makers.

• UPDATE 1-Tim Hortons pressed by a second hedge fund, shares jump Tuesday, 18 Jun 2013 | 4:13 PM ET

  TORONTO, June 18- Canada's Tim Hortons Inc is under mounting pressure from activist investors to boost shareholder value a few weeks before a new CEO takes over after a second hedge fund said it had amassed a big stake in the coffee and doughnut chain.

• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks Tuesday, 18 Jun 2013 | 1:17 PM ET

  Dell Inc. rose. 4 percent to $13.46 with 18,489,500 shares traded. Facebook Inc. rose 2.3 percent to $24.58 with 22,034,100 shares traded. Intel Corp. rose 1.4 percent to $25.46 with 18,359,600 shares traded.

• Micron shares up on higher price target Monday, 17 Jun 2013 | 4:12 PM ET

  Citi analyst Glen Yeung said that memory prices are likely to continue to rise. Additionally, they said that Intel, Microsoft and other PC makers' increased focus on making lower-cost notebooks could stimulate demand for personal computers, which could also benefit Micron.

• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks Monday, 17 Jun 2013 | 1:30 PM ET

  Cisco Systems Inc. rose 3.2 percent to $24.87 with 27,426,800 shares traded. Facebook Inc. rose 2.5 percent to $24.23 with 17,984,900 shares traded. Groupon Inc. rose 1.0 percent to $7.73 with 11,173,800 shares traded.

• AMD rises following report on SeaMicro buyout Monday, 17 Jun 2013 | 11:19 AM ET

  NEW YORK-- Shares of Advanced Micro Devices Inc. climbed Monday following a Barron's report that said the chipmaker's stock could rise substantially if its acquisition of SeaMicro is a success.

• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks Friday, 14 Jun 2013 | 1:28 PM ET

  Capstone Turbine Corp. fell 11.6 percent to $1.13 with 9,018,900 shares traded. Cisco Systems Inc. fell. 7 percent to $24.19 with 16,170,600 shares traded. Facebook Inc. fell 1.8 percent to $23.30 with 12,806,100 shares traded.

• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks Thursday, 13 Jun 2013 | 1:23 PM ET

  Clearwire Corp. rose 1.8 percent to $4.45 with 18,514,400 shares traded. Facebook Inc. fell 1.6 percent to $23.40 with 16,628,600 shares traded. First Solar Inc. fell. 6 percent to $46.37 with 11,177,800 shares traded.

• Silicon Valley intensifies lobbying on U.S. immigration bill Wednesday, 12 Jun 2013 | 9:20 PM ET

  Human resources executives from Adobe, Broadcom, Intel, Motorola Solutions and other corporations met with dozens of lawmakers and senior advisers on Wednesday from the congressional committees in charge of immigration laws.

• Samsung opens new R&D facility in Nokia's backyard Wednesday, 12 Jun 2013 | 8:01 PM ET

  HELSINKI, June 13- Mobile phone maker Samsung Electronics is set to open a new research and development centre in Nokia's home town on Thursday, highlighting the Korean company's ascendancy over its once dominant Finnish rival. Samsung's newest R&D facility, its first in the Nordic region, is located in Espoo, Finland, where Nokia has its headquarters.

• UPDATE 2-Clearwire urges shareholders to accept Dish offer Wednesday, 12 Jun 2013 | 7:27 PM ET

  NEW YORK, June 12- Clearwire Corp's board urged shareholders on Wednesday to accept a tender offer from Dish Network Corp over an earlier deal with majority owner Sprint Nextel Corp to buy out the minority shareholders of the wireless service provider.

• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks Wednesday, 12 Jun 2013 | 1:17 PM ET

  Applied Materials Inc. rose 1.6 percent to $15.44 with 14,964,200 shares traded. Cisco Systems Inc. rose. 4 percent to $24.18 with 15,351,100 shares traded. Dell Inc. was unchanged at $13.37 with 9,796,000 shares traded.

• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks Tuesday, 11 Jun 2013 | 1:22 PM ET

  Cisco Systems Inc. fell. 1 percent to $24.33 with 14,955,800 shares traded. Exide Technologies rose 47.7 percent to$. 29 with 12,460,000 shares traded. Facebook Inc. fell. 5 percent to $24.21 with 18,742,200 shares traded.

• TIMELINE-SoftBank raises Sprint bid, looks to fend off rival Dish offer Monday, 10 Jun 2013 | 11:35 PM ET

  June 11- Japanese mobile operator SoftBank Corp raised its offer for U.S. wireless carrier Sprint Nextel Corp to $21.6 billion for a 78 percent stake as it looks to fend off a rival bid for Sprint by Dish Network Corp, the No. 2 U.S. satellite TV provider. Oct 18- Sprint says it buys more than 50 percent of Clearwire by buying a stake from its founder.

• Old Tech Could Be the New Trade Monday, 10 Jun 2013 | 6:01 PM ET

  

  Stick with a few old tech names, Tim Seymour of EmergingMoney.com says.

• Stocks End Flat in Choppy Session; Apple Slips Monday, 10 Jun 2013 | 5:20 PM ET

  

  Stocks closed narrowly mixed in choppy trading Monday, as investors seemed to take a breather following last week's sharp rally and amid worries over when the Fed might scale back its stimulus program.

• Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks Monday, 10 Jun 2013 | 1:20 PM ET

  Cisco Systems Inc. fell. 5 percent to $24.36 with 59,945,900 shares traded. Comcast Corp. fell. 9 percent to $40.79 with 16,823,200 shares traded. Dynavax Technologies Corp. fell 37.2 percent to $1.55 with 14,965,000 shares traded.

• Investors Back Off Stocks, but Buy Tesla: TD Monday, 10 Jun 2013 | 12:06 PM ET

  

  Investors in May reduced their overall equity exposure for the second month in a row even as the S&P 500 hit a record high, according to a survey from TD Ameritrade.

• The hard yards begin in Myanmar's quest for foreign investment Sunday, 9 Jun 2013 | 5:00 PM ET

  NAYPYITAW, Myanmar, June 10- In a cramped auditorium in Myanmar's capital, pro-democracy champion Aung San Suu Kyi had a message for the world's business elite: her country is teeming with foreign investors scouting for opportunities in one of Asia's final frontier markets, but not many are actually investing.

• Tech Companies Concede to Surveillance Program Friday, 7 Jun 2013 | 9:18 PM ET

  

  When government officials demanded easier ways for the world's largest Internet companies to turn over user data as part of a secret surveillance program, the companies bristled, but then cooperated at least a bit, the New York Times reports.