Rosetta Stone Keeps Rolling
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- RST
Stephen Swad, CEO of Rosetta Stone, says the company continues to grow internationally despite recent setbacks in Asia.
05/24/12 - 05:30 AM EDT
10 Ways Apple Can Hit $1,000
One analyst lays out Apple's road-map for the next three years and how the stock could go to $1,000.
05/25/12 - 12:59 PM EDT
Facebook, Apple, Microsoft: Premarket Movers
Facebook was one of tech's big movers in premarket trading Friday as investors respond to the ongoing fallout from the company's eventful IPO.
05/25/12 - 09:10 AM EDT
Stocks to Watch: VeriFone, Mentor Graphics (Update 1)
VeriFone issues a third-quarter outlook below analysts' expectations.
05/25/12 - 07:51 AM EDT
Coming Week: Top Nine Earnings on Deck
Out of the 80+ companies reporting, these are the most active and potentially market-moving.
05/25/12 - 07:34 AM EDT
Meg Whitman: HP's Surprise Turnaround Star
There were plenty of naysayers when Meg Whitman took the reins of a troubled HP last year but the former eBay chief is now quietly answering her critics.
05/24/12 - 02:31 PM EDT
Why Did Facebook Buy Instagram?
Facebook launched its own photo sharing app, Facebook Camera for iPhone. So why did it buy Instagram?
05/24/12 - 02:23 PM EDT
Duke Energy, Watson Pharma: Overlooked M&A Stocks
On a slow deals day, Duke Energy and Watson Pharmaceuticals benefit from an M&A second look.
05/24/12 - 02:19 PM EDT
Marek Fuchs, senior contributing analyst at TheStreet, warns Dell traders of reflected glory.
05/24/12 - 12:51 PM EDT
Apple Roundup: Apple TV Rumors, Tim Cook
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- AAPL
New ideas about the Apple television set and how Tim Cook is changing the tech giant are some of the day's top Apple stories.
05/24/12 - 12:06 PM EDT
Whitman's HP Restructuring Hinges on Autonomy Deal
After strong second quarter earnings, investors should focus on HP's Autonomy restructuring.
05/24/12 - 11:29 AM EDT
Hewlett-Packard Layoffs Aren't the Bad News: Opinion
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- HPQ
Here's why CEO Meg Whitman is killing Hewlett-Packard.
05/24/12 - 11:23 AM EDT



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