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Duracell is making a push in wireless charging, working with partners to try and do for public gadget power what Intel did for public WiFi.
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Shares of wireless providers have been surging, so is it time for investors to make a call? Hold the phone, says Craig Moffett. The senior telecom analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein has a strategy...
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Another record for crude oil dragged down the Dow Monday despite word that the service sector of the economy was no longer contracting in April. Here's the "Word on the Street."
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The nation's largest cable provider, Comcast, reported its quarterly earnings in line with expectations. Better than expected gains of subscribers to high-speed Internet and digital phone services reassured Wall Street that Comcast is holding it own in competition with the likes of DirecTV and AT&T.
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If you’re in the market for an iPhone you could end up getting a deal on your purchase! What’s the story behind the new lower priced iPhone?
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I don't get it. I wish I did, but when it comes to Apple, I just don't get it. Shares have been ebbing and flowing with little rhyme or reason since the end of last year, and it continues. Heading into last week's earrings, they rallied.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Are you happy because your Apple shares are up 35% since late February or sad because they're still down nearly 20% from the beginning of the year? Either way, you need to be ready for this afternoon's earnings report.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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The Dow dropped more than 1 percent on Tuesday as record oil prices fed concerns about how higher energy costs will affect the economy. What's the "Word on the Street?"
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Stocks opened lower Tuesday after disappointing guidance from Texas Instruments.
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Stocks opened lower Tuesday after disappointing guidance from Texas Instruments.
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Normally, I'll put together a formal earnings preview the day the company is set to announce, but in the case of Apple, there has been so much interest so far ahead of these numbers that I thought I'd do it today instead, and run some of your emails about all this tomorrow.
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Stocks opened lower Tuesday after disappointing guidance from Texas Instruments.
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Top US phone company AT&T reported a rise in quarterly profit led by strong growth in its wireless business, although traditional phone subscriptions fell.
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Existing home sales data and major earnings from McDonald's, AT&T, and Dupont, among others, will play a key role in driving stocks after Monday's slow drift in the market.
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AT&T has been around in one form or another forever. Yet it's still offering myriad new services -- U-verse, exclusive iPhone service in the U.S. and more. Can AT&T keep up its double-digit earnings growth?
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Now that the first week of the technology earnings is over, many investors are breathing a sigh of relief.
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Whenever the stock market rushes full speed ahead, it is hard not to look for the big let-down. That could be the case in the week ahead... Major earnings reports, housing data, annual shareholder meetings, and Tuesday's Pennsylvania presidential primaries are what traders will be watching to see if the trend continues.
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A weaker economy is forcing U.S. consumers to find ways to lower their telephone bills, likely limiting profit growth for phone companies like AT&T and Verizon Communications.