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Shares of Corning edged higher after the telecom equipment maker was handed two upgrades.

Microsoft was downgraded to “hold” from “buy” as the brokerage expressed concern over the software maker's $7.2 billion device deal with Nokia.

Investors and analysts expressed disappointment with Apple's record shipments of iPhones and conservative guidance for the current quarter.

Wells Fargo downgraded Apple to 'market perform' due to concerns about the consumer electronic giant's profit margins. 

iComeback? Apple launched new iPhones on Friday, and analysts expect initial sales of the two new smartphones to beat the iPhone 5.

The tech behemoth faced a wave of negative analyst notes on Wednesday, including downgrades by UBS, Bank of America and Credit Suisse.  Apple Takes a Bite Out of Nasdaq: Shares Tumble 5% | Netflix Goes Dutch

BlackBerry may have to cut more jobs on top of the thousands it axed last year as it continues to trudge through a lengthy restructuring, according to a news report.

Drones are expected to be one of 2015's hottest gift items for this holiday season. 

We complain that we can’t pry our kids away from their gadgets, but who do you think they learned that behavior from?  

USAA, a financial services company that serves U.S. military personnel, over wants to take to the skies in an effort to fast-track insurance claims.

The PC maker struck a deal with Carl Icahn to limit his investment in the company and allow him to enter agreements with other shareholders on a bid.

Chipmaker Texas Instruments Inc said it plans to buy back shares worth up to $7.5 billion as part of a new repurchase program.

In an open letter to shareholders the activist investor said he will no longer push Apple to consider his proposal to return more cash to shareholders.

Shares of Apple rallied almost 2% after CEO Tim Cook announced the company bought back $14 billion of its own stock over the past two weeks.

Activist investor Carl Icahn notified Apple that he’s seeking a non-binding shareholder vote on a larger share buyback.

Take-Two plans to repurchase the 12 million shares held by activist investor Carl Icahn, and directors backed by the Icahn Group resigned as part of a previous arrangement.

AT&T will hire more than 3,000 retail sales and sales management employees nationwide over the next several months to meet “increased customer demand.”

Apple struck a deal with China Mobile to begin selling iPhones on the world's biggest mobile network starting in January. 

Sprint posted a wider-than-feared 2Q loss due to the shutdown of its Nextel business and a bigger-than-expected drop in contract subscribers.

Ramping up efforts to break into the smartphone arena with a fresh new device by Motorola, Google is reportedly willing to spend up to $500 million on marketing alone