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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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Tech Sector Nearing a Breakout Point
If December brings the usual market gains, look for the tech sector to nudge past its resistance point and break out into a rally.
Electronics Retail Owes Apple, iPhone 4S a Big ‘Thank You’
Electronics retail sales were up 3.7% year-over-year, with a big push from Apple's iPhone 4S. Of course, Apple has a history of pumping up the metric.
Wednesday Apple Rumors — Google Revealing Music Store
Google (GOOG) is expected to kick off its music store, to compete with iTunes, on Wednesday with a smash event in Los Angeles.
Tuesday Apple Rumors — Apple Dividend Under Cook?
One analyst thinks Tim Cook might finally steer Apple toward paying out a quarterly dividend. See what yield the company could afford.
Who’s Making Money on the Ever-Growing App Market?
The already-large app market should do nothing but boom in coming years -- who will profit (and how much) isn't as concrete.
4 Optical Networking Stocks Poised for Growth
Once shunned because it showed signs of bubble behavior, the optical networking sector now shows signs of growth. Here are four names to watch.
Nvidia Shareholders Should Defect to AMD
While earnings news has traders all excited, Nvidia's future looks cloudy at best. Here's why you should sell NVDA and what you should buy instead.
Riding the Market Roller Coaster to Profits
This week, Europe will remain the wild card in the deck. Plus, we'll have important economic data at home.
Monday Apple Rumors — iPhone 5 Was Real, but Ditched
Apple did make a new, redesigned iPhone 5 -- which was thinner and included a larger screen -- but, the project was canceled this summer.
Friday Apple Rumors — Hong Kong Catches iPhone 4S Fever
Report: The iPhone 4S' release in Hong Kong on Friday drew more a line of more than 3,000 customers at an Apple Store in the IFC Mall.
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Thursday Apple Rumors — iPhone 4S Biting Into T-Mobile
Scores of customers have fled T-Mobile, the United States' biggest telecom not to offer the iPhone. Here's what its CEO predicts for Q4.
Is Sony a Bargain in the Rough?
The once-powerful electronics giant has fallen on hard times, and its stock is battered. See if Sony is a bargain buy or cheap for a reason.
4 Reasons Why You Should Bet on Cisco
Cisco's concerted effort to put its business in order showed in its strong earnings report. Here's why CSCO still has room to move up.
Wednesday Apple Rumors — Kindle Fire Giving Would-Be iPad Buyers Pause
About a quarter of survey's respondents said Amazon's Kindle Fire has caused them to delay buying an iPad.
What HP’s Meg Whitman Can Do With WebOS
Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman says she's unsure of webOS' future. Here's three possible options for the company's operating system.
Barnes & Noble Going Toe-to-Toe With Amazon in Tablet Fight
Barnes & Noble (BKS) is battling Amazon's (AMZN) Kindle Fire with its own Nook Tablet. But is entering the pure-tablet market even worth it for B&N?
