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"Investors are looking at numbers unrealistically," Brian Wieser of Pivotal says.
Some strategists are forecasting further upside for another member of the 'FANG' gang reporting next week: Amazon.
Shoppers are buying store brands more today than ever before. That trend could only continue as retailers grow their online offerings.
"Lawmakers are going to progressively put more scrutiny on these companies."
Uber's chief U.S. rival is opening its own autonomous driving facility in Palo Alto, California, and creating its own self-driving team.
Millennials spend almost three times as long on their phones as they do on desktop, according to a new comScore study.
Jefferies believes the retail stock sell-off of appliance sellers is "overdone."
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Still he wasn’t “surprised” by the revelations, Recode reports.
VC's who want to invest in tech for olds, not just millennials, find it at the Boomer Venture Summit.
Diversity is important to fix Silicon Valley's decades-long cultural problems, experts told CNBC at the RISE tech gathering in Hong Kong.
The name “Applied Optoelectronics” may not immediately grab investors’ attention, but the stock’s performance ought to turn plenty of heads.
In developing countries, workers living in extreme poverty are declining, but more than 2.2 billion people still live on less than $2 a day.
U.K. businesses will still be forced to comply with rules that punish inappropriate sharing of consumer data, regardless of whether they leave the European Union or not.
Nuance Communications sees third-quarter earnings and revenue below Wall Street estimates.
But only at Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) for now, The Verge reports.
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