Paul Shread

Monday was yet another rough day for the stock market, but Texas Instruments (NYSE: TXN) released financial guidance after the close that was largely in

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO) ended the week on a down note even as the rest of the market managed a late-day recovery. The Dow

Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) and Ciena (NASDAQ: CIEN) were two bright spots Thursday as the Dow and S&P plummeted to 12-year lows on worries about GM (NYSE: GM),

Stocks rallied sharply Wednesday despite another round of dismal jobs and economic data, as traders cheered Chinese manufacturing growth and spending

Stocks had a relatively uneventful day on Tuesday, but Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) and Palm (NASDAQ: PALM) threaten to make Wednesday another tough day for the

The much-hyped market for online data storage appears to be winnowing, and a few high-profile names are among the casualties. HP (NYSE: HPQ) and Yahoo

Data storage giant EMC (NYSE: EMC) is facing a federal investigation and lawsuit over its pricing and contract practices, according to documents released

It's genuinely ugly out there, and perhaps the ugliest thing of all is that sentiment gauges have yet to show much in the way of fear. Put-call ratios and

The 16-month-old bear market added another "worst ever" to its list of accomplishments today, sending stocks plunging in the weakest start to the month of

Dell (NASDAQ: DELL) escaped another dismal day for stocks on Friday, rising 4% even as broad market indexes closed at 12-year lows. Dell shares gained

Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) is turning over object-based storage (OSD) development for its SAM-QFS file system to the OpenSolaris community, dealing a

IBM (NYSE: IBM) had good news for the stock market on Thursday, but the good feeling lasted all of about half an hour. IBM said in an SEC filing Thursday