A new cybersecurity ETF debuted last week that gives investors a fresh way to profit from the need to protect U.S. businesses from cyberattacks and data breaches.
The PureFunds ISE Cyber Security ETF began trading Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange under the apt ticker "HACK."
Here's a look at a new way to invest in the $95 billion cybersecurity industry...
A new cybersecurity ETF debuted last week that gives investors a fresh way to profit from the need to protect U.S. businesses from cyberattacks and data breaches.
The PureFunds ISE Cyber Security ETF began trading Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange under the apt ticker "HACK."
Here's a look at a new way to invest in the $95 billion cybersecurity industry...
Facebook Inc. (Nasdaq: FB) has built its own networking switches--crucial hardware devices that transport Internet information between machines--to power its increasing number of services.
Investors looking for high-yield dividend stocks have previously eschewed the tech sector, as that's traditionally been a place to invest for growth.
Instead of paying out extra cash to investors, tech high-fliers typically reinvest cash in research and development, mergers and acquisitions, and other classic "growth" strategies.
But a few years ago, things started to change. Now companies like this also exist in the tech sector.
In fact, some of the biggest names in tech have become high-yield dividend stocks that rival traditional dividend-payers in yield and market performance.
Here's why tech got religion on dividends - and five stocks to get you started...
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Sure, Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) didn't introduce a new product at the World Wide Developers Conference last week.
But the tech giant did something much more important than just roll out some new "gadget." Apple unveiled a strategy that puts the company into two new businesses and positions it for years of potential new growth.
Here’s why Apple stock – which has zoomed back up near its 52-week highs – is headed even higher...
Hot stocks today are moving on analyst upgrades, company news, and Q1 2014 earnings reports.
Today's list of hot stocks to watch includes a luxury jeweler hitting a 52-week high, an online travel company climbing on new analyst coverage, and a handful of eco-friendly firms surging on earnings and company developments.
Check out 12 of Wednesday’s hot stocks on the move, and see what’s behind their action.
Wall Street punished networking giant Cisco for only beating expectations by a penny when it reported earnings yesterday. But Cisco's short-term problems doesn't mean investors should write off the stock. When you dig a little deeper,
you'll understand why Cisco is going to prove the naysayers wrong...
Cisco stock (Nasdaq: CSCO) plunged 7.17% today, and Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) stock 2.6%, after disappointing earnings reports drove investors to sell.
Cisco announced plans to cut 4,000 more jobs (5% of its global workforce); the sales forecast for the quarter came in surprisingly low.
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