Andrew Tonner

Pandora claimed Apple Music caused its massive subscriber decline in its most recent quarter, but there's plenty of reason to believe that isn't the case after all.

With mixed signals coming from Apple's booming China business, the iPhone giant is fast at work expanding to additional potentially high-growth smartphone markets.

With Alphabet signaling its intention to bring Android onto the desktop, Apple and Microsoft investors will both want to watch this development closely.

With both companies understanding the critical link between Internet access and their own earnings, Alphabet's and Facebook's free Internet services hold opportunities and risks alike.

Amazon is finally serious about its long-maligned payments product, a fact that should have PayPal investors on high alert.

Long considered one of the few credible potential competitors to Alphabet's Google, Facebook's recent search product rollout shows the company remains intent on tapping into this important multibillion-dollar tech market eventually.

With Pandora's shares now at a loss over their time on public markets, the company's dubious business model simply isn't working and its management and board is entirely to blame.

In a throwdown between high-growth consumer-electronics powers, we put shares of GoPro and FitBit under the microscope to determine which offers investors more potential today.

As Sony seeks to extend its massive lead against Microsoft and Nintendo in console gaming, what can this recent move do to Sony's overall investment thesis?

With the market currently down on Big Blue, a number of indicators show that now might be the perfect time for long-term investors to scoop up shares of this dividend stalwart on the cheap.

With Alphabet's Google search engine absent from the world's largest Internet market, a recent move on Google's part has some investors speculating that Google might soon reverse course.

In a showdown of two turnaround stories, we examine whether IBM or Microsoft offers investors the greater opportunity today.

At a time when long-dormant Microsoft appears near an inflection point, we recently polled a number of our technology specialists to see if they think Microsoft shares deserve a place in your portfolio.

In a showdown of social-media stalwarts, one tech specialist puts Facebook and LinkedIn under the microscope to see which growth stock offers investors the more compelling opportunity today.

Amazon and many other technology companies have long viewed the grocery market as ripe for disruption, but a recent change to its AmazonFresh delivery program illustrates some of the challenges the industry still faces.

With investors concerned about critical growth markets such as China, Apple is taking bold new steps to gain market share in another potentially massive space.

With the holidays just around the corner, a few of our tech and consumer goods specialists weigh in on why you should pay particularly close attention to Microsoft, GoPro, and Wal-Mart shares in the coming months.

A patent filing from the ecommerce giant recently signaled its interested in challenging Facebook and Microsoft in the budding virtual reality market, but how could this futuristic device benefit Amazon and its shareholders?

Alphabet subsidiary YouTube's upcoming subscription tier could have huge implications for itself and the broader media industry. But do the projections coming from Wall Street add up?

With Microsoft's Surface Book receiving positive reviews, Apple's impressive Mac division will face perhaps its toughest competition yet this holiday season.