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7 Stocks to Buy to Get in on the Internet of Things

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Technology evolves faster every year. Investors looking to get in on the Internet of Things revolution should consider these 7 stocks.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) iPhone 8 Possibly Delayed, Management Hopes New Emoji Will Keep Buyers Happy

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Apple is making waves amid reports of possible iPhone 8 delivery delays. Management hopes to appease AAPL stock investors with new emoji.

Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) and VMware, Inc. (VMW) Are Teaming Up Again

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Amazon is negotiating with VMware to jointly develop software for corporate data centers. If successful, both AMZN and VMW stock could jump.

PayPal (PYPL) Hits All-Time High on Deal with Apple Inc.

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PayPal Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL) just announced a deal with Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL). as a result, PYPL stock hit a new all-time high.

J C Penney Company Inc (JCP) Sees Management Shakeup

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J. C. Penney Company, Inc.’s (JCP) chief financial officer (CFO) Edward Record has stepped down from his post effective Jul 11 to pursue other interests.

Pinterest IPO Could Make the Biggest Splash of 2017

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Pinterest IPO chatter has been hot for years, but will the company strike in 2017? Or will it delay after Snap Inc. has struggled?

Kellogg Company (K) May Actually Succeed at Turnaround

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Kellogg Company (NYSE:K) has fallen on hard times in recent years. However, there may be a sign that Kellogg stock is finally turning around.

HP Inc. (HPQ) Doubles the Market as it Attracts Investors

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HPQ stock has gained 20% in 2017 to more than double the market. So what's next for HP Inc. (NYSE:HPQ) as it approaches earnings?

Facebook Inc. (FB) Moves for World Advertiser Domination

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Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB) has improved its main platform and rolled out ads on Instagram. Now, FB stock focuses on global Messenger ads.

Water Stocks to Buy – Invest in Water Amid Chronic Drought

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Water stocks are a great long-term investment amid chronic drought, aging public infrastructure and water shortages.

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