When a stock darling becomes a “dud”
NEW YORK (Reuters) - After long stints as darlings of the stock market, three of Wall Street's most widely-owned companies have hit a wall this month. Apple Inc. lost 8...
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Analysis: How long can Google’s shares stay airborne?
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc's shares have clung tenaciously near record highs after a three-month, 30 percent rally fueled by rising optimism about Internet advertising, but Wall Street...
Analysis: How long can Google’s shares stay airborne?
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc's shares have clung tenaciously near record highs after a three-month, 30 percent rally fueled by rising optimism about Internet advertising, but Wall Street...
How to play it: What Apple’s victory means for mobile investors
(Reuters) - The world's most valuable company is now a little richer. A California jury awarded Apple Inc $1.05 billion in damages Friday in a decision that found that competitor...
How to play it: What Apple’s victory means for mobile investors
(Reuters) - The world's most valuable company is now a little richer. A California jury awarded Apple Inc $1.05 billion in damages Friday in a decision that found that competitor...
What to do if you’re late to the U.S. stock rally
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The summer stock rally is making some financial advisers nervous. Convinced that the 9 percent drop in the Standard & Poor's 500 index in May signaled...
What to do if you’re late to the U.S. stock rally
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The summer stock rally is making some financial advisers nervous. Convinced that the 9 percent drop in the Standard & Poor's 500 index in May signaled...
Positioning for the second half of the year
NEW YORK (Reuters) - With the 2012 stock market offering both its best first quarter in 14 years and its worst month since September, it's no wonder investors are hedging...
Positioning for the second half of the year
NEW YORK (Reuters) - With the 2012 stock market offering both its best first quarter in 14 years and its worst month since September, it's no wonder investors are hedging...
Targeting the mobile market
NEW YORK (Reuters) - It's not often that a two-year-old start-up becomes a $1 billion company. Yet Instagram, a popular smartphone application that allows users to tweak photos and share...