Salesforce.com Inc. (NYSE: CRM) stock is maintaining gains it notched after takeover rumors in late April, even after those rumors have quieted substantially.
And while this and the company's value in the burgeoning cloud market make for an exciting play, you'll want to be aware of what you're buying.
Here's the best way to play CRM stock to fit your investing strategy...
Salesforce.com Inc. (NYSE: CRM) stock is maintaining gains it notched after takeover rumors in late April, even after those rumors have quieted substantially.
And while this and the company's value in the burgeoning cloud market make for an exciting play, you'll want to be aware of what you're buying.
Here's the best way to play CRM stock to fit your investing strategy...
It’s been a good year for Salesforce.com Inc. (NYSE: CRM) stock.
The cloud computing pioneer was already on a tear but really began to pick up steam in the last month on Wall Street’s sudden excitement over cloud.
We've been telling you for a while now that Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) trades like a small-cap - the kind of action investors dream about.
Recently, this old-guard tech company's share price surged - jumping 10.5% in one day.
Here's what fueling their recent (and future) success...
Rumors are beginning the pick up steam. Investors are wondering, "Will Microsoft buy Salesforce?"
After all, reports seem to indicate that the most active suitor right now is the tech giant. But a lot is getting lost in the speculation.
Here's what you need to know about any deal involving Salesforce...
Rumors that a big tech player is ponying up funds for a salesforce.com acquisition give the financial media a lot to talk about.
Who will buy Salesforce.com Inc. (NYSE: CRM)? Right now the Wall Street media circus is in full swing trying to find an answer.
Here's why that's all noise...
Good morning! U.S. stock futures for Thursday, April 30, forecasted a 25-point decline from Wednesday's close. The markets are reacting to shifts in the U.S. dollar and to the Federal Reserve's statements that it will raise interest rates on a meeting-by-meeting basis.
Here are your pre-market movers, top market news, and the biggest stocks to watch today...
It's a big number: $4.7 billion. That's how much the 10 most well-compensated CEOs in America collectively took home in 2012. All made in excess of $100 million, but those at the very top slipped into 10-figure territory. That's right, we're talking about compensation of more than $1 billion a year.
Is anyone really worth that kind of money?
