Historically, the mid-term elections have been trouble for the party of the president elected two years previously, as they typically give up a lot of seats in both chambers.

2010 has not been Research in Motion's (NASDAQ: RIMM) year. The BlackBerry manufacturer now trails Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), LG Electronics, Samsung, and Nokia (NYSE: NOK) as the number 5 mobile phone manufacturer in the world.

T-Mobile's problems are that it can't get iPhone, revenues are sliding and costs are rising.

After a traumatic second quarter, Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI) has reported a relatively strong third quarter for their fiscal 2010, with healthy year over year growth in profits and revenue.

After several years of rapid growth, small-cap stock Netflix may be peaking.

T-Mobile USA CEO Rene Obermann says that the telecom is losing business because they don't have the iPhone in the United States and that, unfortunately, that won't be changing anytime soon.

GM is ready to go public again for the first time since its 2009 bailout, with the U.S. government set to sell a third of its shares in about two weeks.

AutoZone, once a hot small cap, has grown rapidly, raising questions about whether its growth spurt is over.

On Monday morning, Sprint (NYSE: S) announced the launch of its brand new 4G network. The telecom began offering high-speed mobile phone and handheld connected device service in 61 markets, most of them centered in the Northeastern United States and branching out from New York City.

Apple takes initial steps to fix reported issues with the new MacBook Air's display and logic board, promising a software fix in an internally circulated memo. In app news, Apple has begun reviewing submissions for the Mac App Store.

The provincial government of Saskatchewan recommended that the BHP acquisition be rejected because it did not offer any benefit to the province.

Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: ERTS) beat expectations for its second fiscal quarter thanks to strong performances from perennial sports franchises like FIFA and Madden NFL, but despite lowering losses the video game publishing giant is still beleaguered by poor sales for marquee titles, layoffs, and the cancellation of software over quality concerns.

In stock market investing, it might sound simple to determine whether or not a stock or a mutual fund is profitable. But it’s more challenging than you think for 401k investors to determine whether a fund manager or broker is doing a good job.

Water ETFs and mutual funds provide investors access to one of the largest industries worldwide.

Microsoft has overhauled the Xbox 360 for the Kinect release as it tries to recast the console as an entertainment hub geared more toward families.