Paul Shread

Investors fled shares of Internet and technology companies on Thursday for the relative safety of blue chips, as earnings worries continued to plague New

It was a familiar story for many Net stocks on Thursday: Company beats estimates. Investors scouring the report find something they don't like. Stock gets

Shares of Amazon.com fell after hours on Wednesday after the online retailer beat earnings estimates but reported revenues that were beneath most

Internet and semiconductor shares led the market sharply lower on Wednesday, as investors remained unimpressed by even better than expected earnings

Shares of eBay climbed after hours on Tuesday after the company beat earnings estimates. Stocks rose during the day on neutral comments from Fed Chairman

Stocks rebounded slightly Tuesday morning on Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan's repetition of last week's Senate testimony in the House. Unlike last week,

Akamai, FreeMarkets and GoTo.com were the latest Internet companies to beat earnings estimates yet see their shares slip. Priceline.com fell to a new low

Priceline.com was the latest Internet company that beat earnings estimates but failed to impress investors, in the process leading the Net sector lower.

Traders continued to find much to dislike in quarterly earnings reports on Friday, as they sold off bellwethers like America Online and erased almost all

Traders showed up in a selling mood on Friday, dumping shares of America Online and other stocks despite better than expected earnings. The broader market

America Online and Inktomi were among Internet stocks reporting better-than-expected earnings after the close on Thursday. Sun Microsystems also beat

Stocks rose strongly Thursday morning after Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan said demand may be moving more in line with growth. Greenspan did not warn of any