Google hits a high of $911 ahead of its highly buzzed about developer conference today.
Microsoft stock, which is down a penny today, jumped from under $30 to over $31 almost immediately overnight, and has climbed almost 11 percent over the last month. That's part of a fairly steady rise over the last three months which has added over $30 billion in value to the company.
Pioneering open-source solution vendor Red Hat (RHT) announced today that its board had authorized a $300 million stock buyback program.
Motif, the company that "pioneered ideas-based stock investing" announced that it has raised $25 million in its third round of financing from Goldman Sachs, as well as existing investors Foundation Capital, Ignition Partners, and Norwest Venture Partners.
ChannelAdvisor filed for an IPO today, proposing to raise $86.25 million, although the price per share and number of shares has not yet been revealed.
Investor Warren Buffet, recently the world's richest man, seems to think that Apple stock is going to do just fine.
"I'm very proud that we're out front, that we're changing people's lives, that we're doing what's right and just in moving the ball forward," Cook said today. "I don't mean to gush, but it's how I feel."
Apple has swiftly responded to a lawsuit filed this morning by investor David Einhorn's hedge fund Green Light Capital, in an attempt to quell further outcry from investors.
A portion of former vice president Al Gore's cut of the sale from Al Jazeera's acquisition of cable channel Current.tv is going into Apple shares, according to an SEC filing released today.
With good news comes bad news.
Wall Street and Apple are not cozy bedfellows this morning. Apple's stock is down another $20 billion this morning in early trading on reports of iPhone component order cuts and softening demand.
SolarCity's stock soars on its first day of trading, after a last minute share price cut.
Apple stock dropped like a rock today, dropping 6.43 percent of its value -- nearly $35 billion -- in heavy trading. But the big question is why.
Will Apple hit or miss? It's all down to iPhone 5 numbers.
It looks like strong mobile ad performance has breathed new life into Facebook's stock.
Online investment manager Nutmeg opens for business in the U.K.
SprinkleBit's social investing platform lets novices learn, practice, and finally, trade.
Google briefly became the world's second-largest technology company by market value today. But it's still less than half Apple's capitalization at $627 billion.
Sterne Agee analyst Shaw Wu has upped his price target for Apple stock for the second time since the iPhone 5 release. He now believes the stock will hit a stratospheric $840 based on two things: iPhone 5 and iPad mini.
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