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You might think that Facebook is unstoppable but money manager Josh Brown has one word for you: Microsoft. Oh, and here's another one: AT&T.
Jim Breyer is still bullish on large technology stocks in the U.S. and China for the next decade.
"If (China) follows through on what they did that could be a game changer," Art Cashin says.
The full interview with Andy Hargreaves.
Goldman lowers its rating for Tiffany shares to neutral from buy, predicting difficulties in the company’s higher end luxury goods categories.
Piper Jaffray predicts Apple's earnings and the iPhone average selling price will benefit from its higher-priced offerings this year.
Amazon has partnered with Olo, a New York-based food delivery service, to bring Olo's clients to Amazon Restaurants.
Finish Line shares rebounded Friday after tumbling more than 11 percent at one point in early trading.
The "Fast Money" traders share their first moves for the market open.
Jim Cramer shares his tips about the best stocks to buy during a market-wide sell-off for a bargain.
These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.
JPMorgan Chief Executive Jamie Dimon has laid into bitcoin and digital currencies once again, warning that governments will shut them down.
Jim Cramer clarified the difference between a broken stock and a broken company, and said to steer clear of one group at all costs.
Wall Street is about to begin implementing a system that will track every trade, making it a treasure chest of secret trading information.
Here's how low one trader sees Apple's stock going.
If the Fed were a private financial institution, it would be insolvent, says equity research analyst Dick Bove.
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