Apple cracked $700 in early September and has now pulled back sharply. It seems to me the pullback has to do with investor concerns over a possible labor strike
Have you noticed that mobile networks are becoming increasingly commoditized and more efficient for the consumer? Years ago, text-messaging was a value-added service, now bundles of unlimited text messages
Apple is probably the best business competitor in the world. And when you win, eventually you will have to deal with anti-trust accusations, much as Microsoft dealt with in
Wow. Cisco. Who would have thunk the stock would be back below $20 when the new bull market in technology is pushing many shares to new highs. CEO John
Riverbed Technology, a company we've covered closely over the last year, is beefing up its clould services product portfolio in a bid to become the leader in cloud networking
Silicon Valley startup ConteXtream (yes, the company name spelling is that silly!) announced yesterday that it landed $14 million in Series B funding to go after a big problem
Well it's time for Markets Gone Wild, but you may not have the DVD, so let's recap: The Fed has been heavily telegraphing an accelerated money-printing schedule, driving bankers,
Yesterday I was invited onto CNBC to discuss "Cloud Computing," an incredibly broad topic that somehow got boiled down to four stocks, thanks to the magic of television.
Are you wondering how to understand the manic-depressive investment world that we have? I think it's about two things: innovation and devaluation. Innovation, because the only way to stay