Earnings
October has brought an autumn of discontent for tech
With two days to go in the month, the Nasdaq Composite has fallen 13%. Apple is down 7%, Facebook down 12%, Alphabet down 15%, Amazon down 23%, and Netflix down 25%.
Tesla shareholders are waging a culture war of their own
If the stock market has a correlate of the culture wars that have divided political discourse into two irreconcilable camps, it's Tesla.
Who had Twitter as the safe haven of choice during a tech selloff?
Lost in the Twitter stock rally is that the company's core market is weak to deteriorating.
Turns out no dancing hot dogs were necessary. All that Snap needed was to act like a grown-up
The narrative on the company has gone from discouragingly dark to blindingly bright in the space of less than a day.
Netflix grows faster, spends more: A case study of tech optimism and unease
From a financial perspective, the prospects for big tech look as bright as ever. And yet, there is this nagging undercurrent that something, sometime has got to give.
Apple Earnings: Tim Cook has saved Christmas after all
The iPhone company would like you to know it's about more than just the iPhone.
Snap's unhappy honeymoon
The first thing I thought when Snap unveiled its magic eraser this week was that a company losing as much money as Snap is should think twice about using that name.
Facebook's earnings: Old hat, tailored for a bigger head
In the mixed up world of 2016, it's a little reassuring, if not terribly exciting, to have earnings as usual.
Year-on-year earnings declined for the fourth straight quarter: Worst since the Great Recession
investors have a sudden interest in steady profit growth -- and the sudden loss of appetite for companies that cannot deliver.
Amazon is one volatile puppy
Amazon had a strong first quarter, but probably not for the reasons you've been reading about in breathless tweets and giddy commentary....
Yahoo's earnings call: A eulogy, or perhaps a job interview
It came and went, Marissa Mayer's last chance to prove she's turning things around at Yahoo before a big showdown at the company's shareholder meeting this June.
Amazon still delights in confounding its investors
A company named after a rainforest is now pleading to be understood as if it were an ocean.
Paypal and eBay: A tale of two companies forced apart by Carl Icahn
PayPal, along with every company in its market, still has a big opportunity ahead of it. That's the good news.
Google, uh, Alphabet shows further signs of growing up
Alphabet's first earnings call reveals a startup that increasingly talks like an adult. And Wall Street is totes loving it.
Jack Dorsey's blunt talk cost Twitter investors $5 billion. And he said nothing new
Twitter's earnings call was going so well, until the new CEO opened his mouth.
Netflix is one of the most successful companies in the tech sector, and the most absurdly valued
Netflix shows us that even the most successful companies can be dangerously overvalued.