The markets surprised late in the session after another nasty session, and ended with a late afternoon last-hour rally that brought all the indices back into positive territory except for the SOXX. They tried a bounce that was...
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Most technology stocks overcame losses and closed with gains Tuesday as upbeat earnings from Hewlett-Packard Co. and a chief executive change at Yahoo Inc. highlighted trading. The Nasdaq...
Wednesday, Nov 19, 2008 (Adds information, quotes, updates and adds market levels) SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Asian share markets were falling Wednesday in low trading volume despite a rise in U.S. stocks, with tech stocks...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world's largest contract chipmaker, imposed a hiring freeze amid a global economic downturn that saw its latest monthly sales post their biggest decline in nearly two years.
The indices had another bad day to start a week, which we've seen a lot of in the last few weeks. The day started out with a gap down. They backed and filled in the morning. They did try a rally that reached its session highs...
We certainly had a topsy-turvy, volatile session today with the indices moving in three distinct waves on Friday. In the morning they gapped lower at the opening and moved down steadily until they reached yesterday's late...
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Semiconductor stocks tumbled on Friday, as snowballing bad news from Nokia Corp and Sun Microsystems Inc added to mounting concerns about global information technology spending and consumer demand.
The mother of all rallies occurred in the afternoon as the indices exploded in very strong 5-wave rally that left them at or very near the highs for the day going away on the close in a major turnaround rally.
Tech stocks crash on latest market sell-off Nasdaq dips under 1,500 mark; Google falls under $300 to hit three-year low SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Technology stocks crashed Wednesday in the wake of fresh worries about the...
TOKYO (Reuters) - The Nikkei average sank 5.1 percent on Thursday as a strong yen and a wave of grim earnings forecasts from the United States boosted worries about the global economy, dragging tech exporters such as Sony Corp...