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Technology has changed the world for the better and consists of using scientific and technical knowledge to create improvements and efficiencies in products or services. People interact with technology every day, such as by sending a text on an Apple iPhone or by taking a ride in a Toyota Corolla. As one of the largest sectors in the world, technology helps create innovative and useful inventions for the betterment of society.
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Google Earnings: No Fireworks, But Still Plenty to Like
Google didn't give us a post-earnings extravaganza like we've seen in the past, but an earnings beat and thinned losses in its Motorola division have investors smiling this morning.
Tech, Banks Continue to Slide — Thursday’s IP Market Recap
Markets fell broadly for a second straight day on the heels of unimpressive earnings reports, and a selloff in tech and bank stocks
2 Big Winners in the Shifting Tech Landscape
Apple and SanDisk are two stocks ready to break out from recent slow growth as their markets look to expand in the future.
What Do Yahoo’s Earnings Mean for Google?
For now at least. it all comes down to ad revenue. How the big companies slice up that pie -- well, that's what quarterly reports are for.
Apple Leads the Drop — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap
Shares of Apple continued their downward spiral as the stock briefly moved under $400, helping to set a gloomy tone on the day as the markets retreated broadly.
Wednesday Apple Rumors: 63% of Music Downloads Via iTunes
Apple's iTunes accounts for 63% of paid music downloads; Chinese authorities criticize Apple again; and Berlin to get its first Apple Store in May.
VIDEO: 6 Stocks in 60 Seconds
Check out this quick video recap of six stocks that made headlines -- good and bad -- this week.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: 12-Megapixel Camera for Phone 5S
Apple to include 12MP camera on iPhone 5S; Samsung and Apple wage smartphone price war in India; and a low-cost iPhone could get hefty emerging market share.
Tech Earnings in Focus — Who Should You Buy?
Earnings season is a challenging time for investors -- you need to be able to process news quickly. Here are the names to look at as tech companies report revenue and sales numbers.
Monday Apple Rumors: Foxconn Hiring Signals iPhone 5S Start
Foxconn's hiring of 10,000 workers could signal the start of iPhone 5S production; Apple ordered to finish Australia store; and the iPad killed the netbook.
Cloud Infrastructure Service Stocks: Who Makes the Grade?
Cloud computing -- especially the Infrastructure-as-a-Service segment -- is a huge deal. Find out which of these four names has the most promising prospects.
Adobe’s Primetime Makes It a Promising Play
Adobe's tackling streaming video with its new Primetime platform and investors are confident it will dominate the segment as it has many others.
Personal Computers Getting Cheaper
Amid softening demand for PCs, manufacturers are lowering their prices to what is being described as "Black Friday" levels.
Friday Apple Rumors: iPhone 5S Delayed by Development Issues
Apple's new 2013 products could be delayed by technical problems; the iPad 5 will be lighter and thinner; and Apple settles warranty class action lawsuit.
