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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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Should You Buy the Dow — Intel
Intel's nice price-to-earnings ratio, projected growth and backyard money vault make INTC attractive to short- and long-term investors alike.
3 Winners to Expect This Earnings Season
Earnings season has begun -- and these three highly-rated stocks are expected to hit it out of the park.
5 Tech Companies Suffering ‘Bug’ Infestations
Glitches, hacks and viruses are hampering these five tech companies -- and in most cases, the consumers are feeling the brunt.
Should You Buy the Dow — IBM
An undervalued tech powerhouse at an all-time high? It's hard to make a case against IBM.
Get Ready to Pounce on Google Earnings
It's a profit growth machine that's highly undervalued. Even f it doesn't beat in spectacular fashion, GOOG shares should rocket on anything positive.
Fairchild Semiconductor — How to Play Thursday’s Earnings Report
Fairchild Semiconductor has benefited from demand for chips used in mobile devices, but shaky demand elsewhere merits investor caution.
Here’s the Next Steve Jobs
Who will be the next Steve Jobs? There are a few high-profile candidates, but only one seems to have the Jobsian touch.
Old Man IBM Is Showing Up Tech Whippersnappers
IBM has a lot of candles to blow out and a lot of champagne to drink -- this 100-year-old tech company's stock reached an all-time high this week.
Tech Startups May Start Feeling the Pain
Risk aversion is slowing down the flow of seed money to the current generation of entrepreneurs.
Netflix Rewinds DVD vs. Streaming Split, But Damage Is Already Done
Even though Netflix axed its Qwikster idea less than a month after its announcement, the fallout from it -- and other gaffes -- will linger.
Novellus — How to Play Monday’s Earnings Report
Semiconductor equipment maker Novellus is in the middle of a downtrend -- missing already lowered expectations could send shares further down still.
Play the Mobile Revolution With Oracle
Oracle’s growth initiatives show why it’s a mistake to write the company off as old and irrelevant.
Investment Growth? You Can Find It On eBay
This online auctioneer won't ever see prices like during its dot-com heyday, but it's still a fair value that could offer price appreciation.
Once High-Flying Dell Computer Grounded for the Long Term
Dell has greatly expanded since its made-to-order computer days, but its stock has dropped in attractiveness.
Tuesday Apple Rumors — Microsoft’s Zune Dies on iPhone Announcement Day
Zune, mostly ineffective in five years of existence, sent to pasture on the same day its main competitor's parent -- Apple -- is in the spotlight.
PlayStation Vita — Sony’s Conduit to Building a New Mobile Ecosystem
Sony's newest release will provide the high-caliber gaming consumers expect, but it's also a portal to what Sony hopes is a viable new digital marketplace.
Kindle Fire or Not, Amazon’s No Better Value Than Apple
Amazon's sales tax fight and a quick glance at both companies' financials make any positioning in the tablet wars a moot point -- Apple's where you should trade.
