Anders Bylund is a Foolish Technology and Entertainment Specialist. Where the two markets intersect, you'll find his wheelhouse. He has been an official Fool since 2006 but a jester all his life.
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Investing in this semiconductor maker makes a surprising amount of sense, even though there's a firm all-cash buyout going on.
The provider of cloud computing services for the financial and insurance industries saw a truly baffling market move.
The digital video expert simply doesn't listen to shareholder proposals. Ever.
A Wall Street analyst upgraded this restaurant operator's stock alongside a generous price target.
An activist investor firm and major shareholder is pushing for big changes to the burger chain's business plan and boardroom composition.
The Canada-based network services specialist offered some useful color commentary on its disappointing first-quarter results.
One well-respected analyst firm upgraded the business software specialist to a buy, citing stronger-than-expected billings growth.
The toy giant posted some wild swings as Washington hurled tariffs and trade-war warnings at some of the home countries of this company's most important suppliers.
The digital communications specialist posted solid first-quarter results, tripling Wall Street's bottom-line expectations.
The electric car company attracted lots of negative analyst commentary after it slashed car prices and announced a "hardcore" cost-cutting effort.
The digital media specialist published another helping of stellar quarterly results.
The communications chip maker is suffering financial damage from top-level political posturing.
Despite a mild earnings beat, the China-based streaming media company slid sharply.
The media technologist announced weak earnings and an unimpressive spinoff move, leaving investors cold.
The enterprise networking specialist missed the mark in last month's third-quarter report, but the negative market reaction looks a bit excessive.
The first quarter largely met expectations, but its interim management team is tweaking the business model to address some recent challenges.
The arts and crafts retailer delivered on its financial promises in the first quarter, but management cut full-year earnings targets by 2%.
The tire maker's stock has been sliding for nearly 18 months now, but the pace quickened last month.
Hasbro's classic trading card game moved on to become an esports phenomenon. Here comes the next step in "Magic's" expansion plans.
