The NASDAQ-100 is a stock market index which tracks the performance of the largest non-financial companies in the world. Yawn. But every year, it gets a little reshuffle to keep it fresh and relevant — and the changes can be rather telling. Read More >>
Featured comment by Simalacrum:
"Seriously dude? Do I even need to explain the difference between a website and a multi-billion dollar corporation?
Giz, as far as I can tell, is no..." More »
Sony has announced its second-quarter financial results today and, while they still make grim reading taken alone, it looks like the Japanese tech giant is experiencing at least a small change in its fortunes. Read More >>
Featured comment by Mr Tennent:
"The Problems started for Sony when they started crippling their products by under speccing them with propriety formats MP3 Walkmans with 256k Sony mem..." More »
If you've recently made a particularly profitable stock investment and want to show it off, Paul Kweton has created a line of jewelry that turns a boring stock performance chart into fashionable wrist adornments. Read More >>
Well, not quite. The Wall Street Journal reports that in order to understand how the financial market is fairing, analysts are cutting Apple out of the picture because their dominance skews things too much. Read More >>
Featured comment by pretpat:
"True, Nokia and Blackberry are more examples of things that can go downhill.
Although I just read a news report that they now have 100 billion in c..." More »
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