You can't buy stocks based on nostalgia, on hope or on faith. But that's about all Hewlett-Packard has to offer investors. If the company has a destination, what is it?
The search giant is the biggest company in the world that doesn't return cash to shareholders, but that could change.
The two tech giants certainly have the means, but only one of them can have the Waze.
Investors see value in Hewlett-Packard and growth in ChannelAdvisor.
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These Internet names have been soaring for good reason.
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