Paul Shread

Tech stocks posted solid gains Monday despite an industry report detailing falling chip sales. The Semiconductor Industry Association reported that chip

About the only good news today is that the stock market is now deeply oversold. The Dow has fallen 37.6% in the last nine months, a reading last seen at

Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) was one of the very few bright spots for the stock market on Friday, soaring nearly 18% as the Dow finished its worst January

They say that even in the worst of economic downturns there are still a few winners, and in the current slide, e-commerce giant Amazon is looking like one

After two weeks of going nowhere, the bulls made an impressive move today, sending the market above resistance and escaping, at least for now, the threat

Better than expected quarterly results from Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) and Yahoo (NASDAQ: YHOO) sent the Nasdaq soaring on Wednesday, while the

Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) and Yahoo (NASDAQ: YHOO) posted quarterly results late Tuesday that were just good enough to cheer investors worried about

EMC today issued a downbeat outlook for IT spending, saying global IT spending could fall 10 percent in the first half of the year before rebounding, with

Texas Instruments (NYSE: TXN) reported a sharp drop in sales and profits late Monday, but that was still better than Wall Street analysts were looking

An early sell-off Friday on worries about GE (NYSE: GE) and global economic growth turned out to be a buying opportunity, as stocks opened near their lows

Worries that technology spending is falling victim to the year-long recession sent the Nasdaq skidding on Thursday, as strong results from Apple (NASDAQ:

Stocks rebounded sharply Wednesday on better than expected results from IBM (NYSE: IBM) and news that CEOs at some of the nation's biggest banks were