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Diodes (DIOD) continues to experience weakness in its key Asian market but expects demand will pick up in the second half of the year.

While Icahn will end a campaign run directly to eBay shareholders to have the company split PayPal and remove some board members, the settlement opens up a dialogue between both parties that Icahn believes may eventually lead to a PayPal spinoff.

Here's four investors to watch if Warren Buffett and Carl Icahn retire in 2013

Jill Malandrino of TheStreet's Options Profits looks at longer-term fundamentals and why Google's product line mix makes the search engine giant an attractive core portfolio holding.

With its Chromebook, Google follows the Apple model. It's not a good look.

Money can be still be made investing in mobile. Here are some good places to start.

The fact is, Facebook and Yahoo share the same, tired Web story and some other unsettling similarities.

Make no mistake, five years from now, the television industry will have been deeply affected.

Business features on the BlackBerry Bold remain excellent, but RIM devices are clearly losing ground to competitors.

Many get the feeling Research In Motion is no longer moving forward.

Omar Khan, CEO of NQ Mobile, says the privacy software company, which is already huge in China, is making strides in the US and Western Europe.

The judge in the dispute seems to be making it clear that companies should work things out on their own.

Friday's quarterly USDA crop report impacts farmers, commodity traders and grain prices all over the world. Bob Lang from Real Money Pro tells you why and what fertilizer stocks to watch.

Built for home theater buffs, the Xyboard is the tablet of the moment for businesses as well.

For consumers, the Droid 3 is a solid phone, maybe even a great one. For workers, though, it doesn't make the cut.

LinkedIn continues with new initiatives as Facebook enters the patent fray.

Don't be a chump that drops $200 or more on a smartphone. Here's how to get a good deal.

If there is such a thing as the ultimate global business phone, it might just be the Samsung Galaxy SII.

Companies have oftem molded American life to better their bottom line.

During this holiday-shortened week, we added shares to one model portfolio name and sold some shares of another for a large profit.

The start of September, coupled with the federal employment number on Friday, means there ought to be an up day.

But as this is options expiration week, investors could be in for a wild ride.

Initiating this semiconductor name in our model portfolio due to its attractive client base and strong growth prospects.

It's hard to make a huge case for being super-bearish but it's easy to make a case for a market correction.

Tomorrow will tell if you see new lows. That would be the first positive divergence in this indicator.

Another positive development was a rise in the number of stocks making new highs.

Excellent cost controls and a strong balance sheet make this a long-term winner.

The market can have a rally in the short term, but it seems there simply hasn't yet been a low worth buying.

With more evidence that the economy is bottoming out, I will keep to my strategy of balancing out high-beta stocks with defensive plays like consumer staples.

This tech play should be able to beat projections handily in the quarters ahead.

We're taking profits in this still-strong bank and buying a leading-edge telecom play.

The telecom sector may be hurting, but this company is well positioned to increase market share.

We are shedding our positions in a pair of model portfolio names, which have been underperformers for some time.

Taking advantage of opportunities to close out one name, sell shares of another, and make a couple of rating changes.

Due to the current market uncertainty, stocks continue to sell off regardless of their fundamentals. Here's our take.

We plan to use the continuing volatility to initiate small model portfolio positions and build them up over time.

While results for this name weren't pretty, we still believe it has high price-appreciation potential.

We'll be listening for details about this name's handset division and a possible buying opportunity if the numbers come in light.

The investment firm's analysts share their views about the precious metal.

UnitedHealth, still reeling from the murder of one of its top executives, is reportedly facing a Department of Justice investigation.

The federal agency has opted to make a drastic decision during a critical time of the year.