
After all the hype and run-up into earnings, Apple's voice recognition provider Nuance missed and guided below expectations.
A price war is inevitable — not because of the ridiculously high price of convenience, but because that's what happens when a product comes off patent, which Green Mountain's K-Cups do later this year.
With Friday’s strong employment and manufacturing numbers, the most obvious question (to me, at least!): How did the Fed get it so wrong?
Companies can’t hype IPOs before they happen. Neither can the underwriters. Then there is Felix Investments, a small New York investment firm.
Blackberry maker Research in Motion new CEO Thorsten Heins did an on-the-record with us at CNBC. He gave us a preview of the new Playbook technology; certainly impressive (though no idea what reviewers will say after getting their hands on it.)
In recent weeks we have outlined plans by hedge funds and private equity to buy up foreclosed houses, fix them and then rent them out. Sounds good on paper. But is it really?