Jennifer Leigh Parker
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Despite the fever-pitch hype over Facebook’s IPO, confidence in the company’s chief executive as a steward of the public tech giant is lacking.
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Whether earnings results are great for Cisco Systems or not on Wednesday, Nikos Theodosopoulos, analyst at UBS, tells CNBC there are other reasons to buy the stock.
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Two new studies show Americans drastically underestimate how much they will spend out-of-pocket on health-care costs during retirement, estimated to total $240,000.
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“The Avengers,” which broke box-office records last weekend, is the first film in a three sequel franchise — and analysts expect more share price pop as the sequels keep coming.
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Even if the BlackBerry 10 has a great keyboard, the company will have trouble competing with Apple without a much larger “ecosystem of app developers and devices,” says Scott Sutherland, analyst and managing director for Wedbush Securities.
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Microsoft's investment in Barnes & Noble not only lit up the bookseller's share price, it fundamentally changed the company's ability to compete, analysts told CNBC Monday.
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Two companies have teamed up to market fingerprint-based drug testing to police, prisons, and, they hope, American companies.
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Deutsche Bank analyst Paul Sankey never expected a good earnings report from Exxon Mobil. So why does he rate the stock a “buy”?
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Apple stock skeptics, and even the company itself, can no longer get away with its “typically conservative” outlook given sales projections in China, Peter Misek, equity research analyst at Jefferies, told CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”
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Relative to the S&P 500, General Electric should give investors 'at least' double the return over the next two years, Jack De Gan, Harbor Advisory CIO told CNBC Friday.