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3 Dividend Stocks That Don't Pay Out Nearly as Much as They Could
Dividend-paying stocks are what every income-loving investor seeks. But sometimes some companies can be downright miserly with their payouts, even though they could afford to do more.We asked three
Yandex NV: The Russian Search Engine Takes a Bite Out of Google
Yandex (NASDAQ: YNDX) is registered with the SEC as a Netherlands-based entity, but don't be fooled, this company is highly dependent on Russia where it earns almost all of its revenue. The company's
Apple Inc. Supplier Expresses Confidence About A12 and A13 Chip Tech
It's widely believed that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (NYSE: TSM) will manufacture most, if not all, of the A11 Fusion chips that'll power all three of this year's Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL)
5 Things You Didn't Know About Sierra Wireless, Inc.
I recently examined the risks and rewards of Sierra Wireless (NASDAQ: SWIR), the machine-to-machine (M2M) module maker which is often called the best "pure play" on the growing Internet of Things
Why Shares of Blue Apron Holdings Continue to Get Crushed
When it rains it pours, and Blue Apron Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: APRN) has had a downpour of bad news after its recent initial public offering. Today, news of e-commerce juggernaut Amazon.com (NASDAQ:
Why Apple Inc. Should Update the iPod Touch Next Year
It's little secret that Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPod Touch doesn't sell in significant quantities; it's just one of the many products that contribute to its "Other" products line item, which -- in
A Foolish Take: How Amazon.com Makes Money
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is taking over the retail industry, but that's not how it makes money.Three-quarters of its operating income last year came from its cloud computing business, Amazon Web Services
A Foolish Take: Worldwide Tablet Sales Continue Falling
The global tablet market has contracted annually for 10 straight quarters, according to IDC. Total shipments fell 8.5% year over year to 36.2 million units during the first quarter, due to long
Calling a Bottom on Blue Apron Stock Is Dangerous
Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) rained on Blue Apron's (NYSE: APRN) IPO last month, and now it's a deluge on its business model. TheStreet.com is reporting that Amazon filed a trademark application earlier
Activision Just Joined the Big Leagues
Video-game titan Activision Blizzard, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATVI) made headlines this week, when it announced the sale of the first seven teams for its Overwatch League to a broad cross-section of big league
Qualcomm, Inc. Reportedly Powering New Oculus VR Headset
According to Bloomberg, Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) plans to launch a $200 stand-alone virtual reality (VR) headset next year. The device will reportedly be built with the help of Chinese smartphone maker
Never Will I Ever Buy a Commodity Stock That's Not a Low Cost Producer
Energy investors lost billions when oil crashed in late 2014, but those who bought in to well-managed low-cost players have, on the whole, seen a lot less pain than those who bought in to high-cost
Here's Why the Best Is Yet to Come for Suncor Energy
This year is a pivotal one for Suncor Energy (NYSE: SU). That's because the Canadian oil sands giant will finally see the fruit of its investment in two major growth projects. On top of that, the
Will Intel Profit From the Internet of Things?
As the world's largest semiconductor producer, tech giant Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) has a vested interest in tapping into the Internet of Things (IoT), particularly given the tepid growth outlook for some
Whole Foods Market, Inc.: The Bear Case From a Bull
As we pass the halfway mark of 2017, the news that grocer Whole Foods Markets (NASDAQ: WFM) reached an agreement to be acquired by Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) has been perhaps the biggest merger news of
Last Week in Solar
Solar stocks had another good week as we move closer and closer to second-quarter 2017 earnings season. As I've mentioned before, fundamentals in the solar industry appear to be getting better as the
Key Apple Inc. Supplier Prepping for A11 Fusion Chip Ramp
Back in June, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) launched new iPad Pro tablets powered by the A10X Fusion processor. This chip, which offered notable performance improvements over the A10 Fusion chip that powers
3 Things to Look Out For in General Electric Company Earnings
The upcoming second-quarter earnings report from General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) will have investors eagerly looking for clues of any changes in strategic direction. However, the first thing
Here's Why Apple Inc. May Be in Panic Mode
Website Fast Company, citing a "source with knowledge of the situation," reports that "June was a tense month for the engineers and designers on Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhone team."Fast Company's
Target Gives Curbside Pickup a Second Chance
Some brick-and-mortar retailers seem fascinated with the idea that people want to drive to their stores, but don't actually want to leave their cars in order to pick up their order. It's a concept
Why HP Inc. Shareholders Have Nothing to Worry About
When HP (NYSE: HPQ) split with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) in late 2015, HP retained the company's PC, printing, and imaging businesses, while HPE kept the enterprise hardware and software
Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and NCL Shouldn't Worry About Disney's New Ships
Disney (NYSE: DIS) made a lot of head-turning announcements at its D23 fan expo over the weekend. From unveiling upcoming movie trailers to introducing a deluge of new theme park attractions, Disney
Will CyberArk Software Ltd. Sink or Swim?
Shares of CyberArk (NASDAQ: CYBR) plunged 16% on July 14, after the cybersecurity firm reported preliminary second-quarter figures that missed its own guidance. CyberArk expects its revenue to rise
Report: Apple Inc. OLED iPhone Production Delayed
According to DigiTimes, citing a report from publication Economic Daily News, the production of Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) OLED iPhone has been pushed out to the November to December time frame. Moreover
3 Stocks to Buy if the Bull Market Fizzles
You know it's coming. Sooner or later, the current long-in-the-tooth bull market will end -- probably in tandem with an economic downturn. What will you do when it happens? For some, the answer is to