| Prev Close | 40.45 |
| Open | 40.47 |
| Day Low/High | 40.37 / 40.73 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 35.35 / 46.57 |
| Volume | 5.43M |
| Avg Volume | 7.41M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 5.19B |
| Market Cap | 204.97B |
| EPS | 2.20 |
| P/E Ratio | 90.91 |
| Div & Yield | 1.04 (2.54%) |
The South Korean tech giant appears to be losing smartphone share. However, conditions remain good for its DRAM business.
iPhone trends, Services growth and China commentary are among the things to keep an eye on as Apple's latest earnings report arrives.
iPhone trends, Services growth and China commentary are among the things to keep an eye on as Apple's latest earnings report arrives.
While the chip giant's shares trade at low multiples following its latest selloff, they could fall farther before bottoming.
In a discussion with TheStreet following AMD's encouraging Q2 report, CEO Lisa Su talked about business trends, new products and more.
Take a look at Micron Technology, Intel and Lam Research on this heat in semiconductors.
Micron Technology, Intel and Lam Research are good buys on this heat in semiconductors.
AMS AG, which makes optical sensors for Apple's iPhone X, is forecasting a surge in third quarter revenues, sending its shares, and the broader European tech sector, higher in early Tuesday trading.
The chip giant sees weak cryptocurrency mining trends weighing on its sales, but is a little more upbeat than before about smartphone demand.
TSMC cuts its 2018 sales forecast for the second time this year amid slowing demand for its crypto currency mining chips and the ongoing slump in global smartphone sales.
These three funds seem well-positioned to take advantage of a growing overseas middle class.
Technology stocks were dealt a blow with Trump's China trade war talk.
Here's what you need to know now for Monday, June 25.
Technology took it on the chin with Trump's China trade talk.
The chip giant's next leader would do well to make larger PC-related investments following years of cutbacks, and might also shake up Intel's manufacturing efforts following years of delays.
With Brian Krzanich's exit, the giant chipmaker suddenly has a big leadership vacuum at an important time.
Low valuations and new growth opportunities are leading Apple, Broadcom and TSMC investors to take a spate of bad news in stride.
CEO Jensen Huang recently suggested it will be a while before Nvidia launches a new line of gaming GPUs. A look at Nvidia's competitive position helps explain why.
CEO Jensen Huang recently suggested it will be a while before Nvidia launches a new line of gaming GPUs. A look at Nvidia's competitive position helps explain why.
Strong demand from gamers and cloud giants helped Nvidia beat estimates and issue solid sales guidance. But its comments on cryptocurrency mining demand are leading to profit-taking.
Nvidia shares are expected to open lower Friday after the Santa Clara, Calif.-based chipmaker said sales from its cryptocurrency mining chips would fall sharply this quarter as supply constraints ease and demand moderates.
A cloud AI spending boom, slowing cryptocurrency mining activity and gaming and automotive commentary are among the things to watch as the GPU giant reports.
Trade, inflation, interest-rate and technical concerns are not just going to go away.
Even as demand for iPhones remains strong, Apple's optimism proves a rising tide may not lift all boats.
The naysayers were proven wrong.
As important as the iPhone story is, investors are also focusing on Apple's capital return program.
There is still plenty of hope that this selling will run its course and the market will return to health.
We will add to AXT Inc., LSI Industries and Rite Aid this morning.
