International Business Machines Stock News

If a company exists for long enough it will go through periods of hardship. Companies that lack the ability to change with the world around them struggle to survive hard times.

Plenty of tech buzzwords have been swirling around over the past couple of years, and nanotechnology is one of them. Nanotechnology involves tweaking matter at a molecular scale, and when things get s

It wasn't long ago that high-interest rates were viewed as poison to most tech stocks. Consequently, the Street couldn't stand the lion's share of equities in the sector.

Two large-cap stocks that may be catching investors' attention are Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) and IBM (IBM) as both have been on the cusp of reaching higher highs.

In an ecosystem of high interest rates, targeting high-yield dividend stocks to buy might seem risky. After all, why bother dealing with the volatility of publicly traded businesses when you can buy s

Meta Platforms faces new challenges from the emerging Web3 revolution and the stalled metaverse project. While Meta's valuation soars, Alphabet and IBM offer compelling value for investors in the AI s

IBM (NYSE: IBM ) has become one of the unexpected beneficiaries of ‘AI mania,' with IBM stock hitting price levels not seen since the early 2010s. Shares in this blue-chip have surged over the past

Caterpillar is firing on all cylinders right now.  Based on IBM's impressive free cash flow, the company's high-yielding dividend looks like it's on solid ground.

IBM (IBM) closed the most recent trading day at $193.34, moving +0.86% from the previous trading session.

Are there sell the volatility opportunities in Nvidia (NVDA) with the GTC conference? Next, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) could benefit from server demand.

Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to IBM (IBM). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.

Quantum computing is an early stage, high-growth industry that is garnering a lot of attention. Growth forecast suggests that annual annual growth could continue above 35% past the year 2030.

Technology stocks have been the undisputed champions of Wall Street for the past 25 years. While they can be volatile in the short term, with sharp selloffs when markets correct, tech stocks have cons

Tech stocks aren't usually dividend heroes, but some defy the trend. Diversification and strategic foresight have enabled Texas Instruments and Corning to weather market volatility.

Dividend stocks are optimal for investors who want cash flow and don't want to deal with real estate. These stocks pay dividends frequently, raise them each year, and can also generate long-term capit