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View ArticleWall Street raised its Apple estimates 24.4% in 90 days
But even at $600 a share, the company's stock price still seems out of whack Apple's (AAPL) second fiscal quarter ends Saturday, and although the market spent Friday morning knocking the stuffing out...
View ArticleMunster: How Apple becomes the first $1 trillion company
Its market cap today is $577 billion. Where do the next $400-plus billion come from? In a note to clients issued early Tuesday, Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster raised his Q2 iPhone estimate (to 33...
View ArticleThe Dell dilemma
Five years after Michael Dell returned to lead the PC maker he founded, Dell may actually be ready for a second act. The next several months will be dicey. Here's what to watch for. By Kevin Kelleher,...
View ArticleHP and IBM: Two paths, one future
Despite bedrock similarities, the two giants have very different philosophies. By Kevin Kelleher, contributor FORTUNE -- On the face of it, Hewlett-Packard and IBM have a lot in common. Both are...
View ArticleThe average Apple analyst's price target has fallen to $740
Eleven lowered their 12-mos. targets in December, yet few stocks have as far to go FORTUNE -- Analysts tend to get nervous when a stock they follow drifts too far from their published price target, and...
View ArticleEnterprise tech is facing a depressing 2013
Companies are likely to spend on tablets and cloud services—but at the expense of higher margin products. By Kevin Kelleher, contributor FORTUNE -- As companies around the globe put the final touches...
View ArticleChart of the day: Apple as the world's No. 1 PC maker
This assumes you believe that iPads and Kindle Fires are personal computers FORTUNE -- Market researchers at Canalys made headlines Wednesday when they reported that Apple (AAPL) was the world's No. 1...
View ArticleSamsung has overtaken Apple in 'smart connected devices'
The two leaders tower over Lenovo, HP and Sony, but stand in the shadow of "Others" FORTUNE -- IDC has issued a Q4 report on shipments of what they call "smart connected devices," a category that...
View ArticlePie chart of the day: Apple's oversize share of PC profits
In the last quarter of 2012, Apple had 5% of the global PC market and 45% of the profit. FORTUNE -- Everybody who follows the computer industry knows that Apple's (AAPL) Mac trails far behind its...
View ArticleIf Foxconn sneezes, does that mean Apple caught a cold?
The world's largest electronics manufacturer does have other clients. FORTUNE -- If something sounded familiar about Lorraine Luk's headline in Tuesday's Wall Street Journal -- As Apple Feels Bite, Hon...
View ArticleWhat will it take to turn around Hewlett-Packard?
Now that HP's going to be dropped from the Dow, it's time to reevaluate what to do with the aging tech giant. FORTUNE -- What would you do if it fell to you to turn around Hewlett-Packard (HPQ)? It's a...
View ArticleChart of the day: Ad spends by Apple, HP, Dell, Microsoft, Samsung
At Apple and HP, ad spending is flat as a percent of sales. The others are spending more. FORTUNE -- Asymco's Horace Dediu on Monday used last week's release of Apple's (AAPL) fiscal 2013 advertising...
View ArticleHP Q4 earnings: Not-as-bad-as-expected doesn't equate a turnaround
The tech giant can say 'thanks' for a solid quarter, but questions about the long term plan still remain. FORTUNE—Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) has plenty to be thankful for this holiday weekend. The company's...
View ArticleMorgan Stanley: Big investors' stake in Apple is at a 5-year low
Meanwhile, institutional ownership of Amazon, Google and Microsoft are near record highs. FORTUNE -- Apple (AAPL) is an outlier in a major shift of stock ownership that's unfolded over the past five...
View ArticleSlo-mo video: Apple's grapples tearing down HP's Cupertino campus
Clearing the way for Steve Jobs' new "spaceship" headquarters. FORTUNE -- Hewlett-Packard's (HPQ) U.S. workforce had shrunk to 304,000 by 2010 when the company announced that it would be shutting down...
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