Andrew Tonner

What moves from tech firms like Twitter and Spotify can teach investors about the steps companies often take as they move toward their initial public offerings.

Alphabet's coming launch of a keyboard for Apple's iOS is pure genius.

According to one industry source, streaming services like Spotify, Pandora, and Alphabet's YouTube Red officially rule the roost in the music industry -- much to the chagrin of Apple and its shareholders.

With Amazon's own fulfillment business taking shape, investors in UPS and FedEx should pay close attention.

As Facebook and Tencent monetize their popular messaging services, Tencent's strategy to profit from WeChat both mimics and differs from Facebook's own playbook.

AT&T, Verizon Communications, and T-Mobile head a diverse list of potential bidders for the upcoming FCC spectrum auction.

Morgan Stanley voiced important concerns with its recent downgrade of LinkedIn stock. However, its analysis only tells part of the story for the world's largest professional social network.

A serious collaboration between the tech giant and the luxury automaker recently looked likely. Now, it looks more like they're on opposite sides of an electric vehicle arms race.

At the Baselworld expo, Swiss watchmakers like LVMH's Tag Heuer and Swatch Group's Tissot talked a big game with their smartwatch ambitions, though neither will truly compete with the Apple Watch.

Baidu's recent announcement that it plans to launch its own self-driving cars isn't the competitive threat it might at first seem to the likes of Apple and Alphabet.

As its continues to print profits, Facebook's Instagram subsidiary is about to make one of the most important decisions in its short history.

Looking at dividend stalwarts old and new, like Apple and Procter & Gamble, to see how investors can assess the likelihood a company will grow its payouts.

Despite a recent surge of bad press, especially in India, Facebook's business is booming in what will eventually become the firm's most important geographic region.

Microsoft can't seem to shake the ghosts of failed acquisitions past as a recent bit of bad news helps reiterate.

Amid signs of progress, is the hitherto unprofitable mobile payments darling finally a buy?

It's been a horrible 12 months for shares of the professional social network, but a number of signs demonstrate investors might do well to further examine LinkedIn's shares at their current prices.

Amazon's QVC knock-off could lead to big bucks down the road.

No social-media platform threatens Facebook's swelling profits more than Snapchat, a fact that clearly underlies the social-media behemoth's recent acquisition.

Amazon's recent air freight deal sets the stage for an increasingly combative relationship between the e-commerce power and long-time shipping partners.

Though seemingly unconnected, Intel's recent buyout of Israeli 3D imaging technology provider Replay Technologies perfectly exemplifies its post-PC growth plans.