For a limited time, new users will get unlimited data for $30 a month.
Amazon, Qualcomm and others will likely benefit from stronger spending.
Keep an eye on the industrial, telecommunications, consumer and energy sectors.
Shares of the highflying tech stock plummeted 20% Thursday on a weak sales forecast, providing investors with an attractive entry point, analysts say.
The company's board shake-up is akin to shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic. It's just not going to help.
An executive shake-up breaks up the three-way decision team at Google, as co-founder Larry Page replaces Eric Schmidt as CEO.
The company makes it harder to add to the DVD queue from streaming devices, igniting a firestorm of controversy.
With Steve Jobs on medical leave, all eyes are on his No. 2.
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