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Corporate Software Spending Continues to Improve
ChangeWave's latest survey shows the best corporate software spending outlook in more than two years with Microsoft (MSFT), McAfee (MFE), H-P (HPQ) and Citrix (CTXS) showing the most momentum going forward.
15 Tech Stock Earnings to Watch This Week
Although VMWare (VMW) and Apple (AAPL) have already reported earnings, there are still plenty of key tech earnings coming this week including Yahoo (YHOO), Sun Microsystems (JAVA), Amazon (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT) and SanDisk (SNDK) to name a few.
Research Shows Verizon Dominating AT&T
Verizon is winning the latest round in its battle to become the number one cell phone provider in the U.S.
Apple ‘iSlate’ Tablet Stirring Strong Wave of Demand
A recent ChangeWave survey shows the highly rumored but yet to be announced Apple (AAPL) Tablet Mac is creating a strong wave of demand.
Do or Die for Technology Leader Earnings (IBM, EBAY, GOOG, INTC, YHOO, BIDU, WDC, STX)
With IBM, eBay and Google all reporting earnings in the next few days, this week will likely shape the rest of the tech sector's earnings reactions.
The Emerging Dominator of the Cellular, Internet and TV Markets
Among telecom service providers, Verizon (VZ) is best-positioned to dominate the marketplace according to ChangeWave Research.
Google’s Android OS Rocks Smart Phone Industry
The Google Android OS is leading the way as a huge transformation in planned smart phone buying trends takes place.
Uptick in Overall Consumer Spending — Electronics Spending Continues to Surge
A recent ChangeWave Research survey shows the overall consumer spending outlook continuing to improve, led by a surge of momentum in consumer electronics spending for the holidays.
Windows 7 Accelerating Corporate PC Purchasing
ChangeWave's latest corporate IT spending survey shows an uptick in PC purchasing due to Microsoft's Windows 7 release. But how will this affect the major PC manufacturers, including Dell (DELL), H-P (HPQ), and Apple (AAPL)?
Time Decay Over Shortened Week
Long premium options will decay on abbreviated holiday trading schedule.
Continued Growth in Corporate IT Spending for 1st Quarter 2010
ChangeWave's latest corporate IT spending survey points to an uptick in corporate IT spending for Q1 2010 and shows that Microsoft (MSFT), RIMM, Apple (AAPL) and Motorola (MOT) have the most momentum going forward.
Corporate Software Spending Improves
As corporate software spending continues to improve, Microsoft (MSFT) is showing the most momentum due, in part, to the release of Windows 7.
Microsoft Windows 7 Momentum Triggers a Surge in PC Demand
The release of Microsoft's (MSFT) Windows 7 operating system is having a direct impact on consumer PC buying.
The 5 Scariest Stocks to Have in Your Portfolio
If you own any of the stocks on this list, you should be frightened.
Slower Going for IT Spending – But the Recovery Continues
Nearly all signs point to a slowdown in the rate of recovery for corporate IT spending this quarter. But it is still continuing to improve, and there are signs of a bigger uptick in store for first half 2010. Where are the improvements most likely to be?
Smart Phone Slugfest – iPhone 3GS vs. Palm Pre
A recent survey of new owners takes an in-depth look at these much-anticipated smart phones -- including overall satisfaction, user expectations, and what is liked best and disliked most about each phone.
5 Forex Trading Mistakes to Avoid
The big bad world of forex trading becomes a lot less foreboding when you know the right way to play the game. By understanding simple strategies, you can avoid the traps that get even the most experienced traders into trouble. Protect your bottom line by avoiding these five costly mistakes.
Three Big Cap Winners in Software
The larger software vendors are outperforming many of their smaller counterparts at this point in the business cycle -- and this is happening at a time when corporate software buying is still improving, but at a slower pace. So which vendors top the list?
Best and Worst Stocks In TV Provider Market
There's a clear shift away from traditional TV viewing towards new types of online services and entertainment -- but who are the winners and losers? Here's a look at the key TV service providers battling for market share.