For the past few quarters, Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) was struggling because of the saturated smart phone market. iPhone sales were lagging and the market wasn’t too happy with the growth on its other initiatives. But the recently reported quarter seems to prove that things may have turned around. This was a big quarter for Apple.
According to market reports, the healthcare costs in the United States grew 5% annually over the past ten year period to $3.2 trillion in 2015. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) expects the healthcare costs to continue to grow at 6% annually through 2024. Of the $3.2 trillion spend in the industry, the
According to Technavio, the global digital marketing spending is estimated to grow 9% annually over the next four years. Adobe (Nasdaq: ADBE) is counting on this growth trend as it continues to expand its digital footprint in the market.
Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has been struggling for a while now. It has just reported the third consecutive quarter of revenue decline. The results were weak primarily due to the saturated smart phone market that is causing a slowdown in iPhone sales.
Twitter’s (NYSE: TWTR) quarterly performance sounds like a broken record. Quarter after quarter, the social media company has failed to meet expectations. Earlier this week, it reported its latest quarter’s results and it was the slowest quarterly revenue growth since it went public.
According to a Zinnov research report, India’s mobile commerce market is estimated to grow to $19 billion by the year 2019 from $2 billion in 2015. The growth is being driven by smartphone sales supported by a wave of low-cost handsets. Cisco’s reports estimate that the number of smartphone users in India will grow nearly five
According to Gartner, the global spending on information security was estimated to grow 5% in 2015 to $75.4 billion. The increase in spending was driven by government initiatives, increased legislation, and high-profile data breaches. Campbell, California-based ForeScout Technologies is a rising star in the industry and a recent entrant to the Billion Dollar Unicorn Club.
After four consecutive quarters of good results, analysts sent Amazon’s (Nasdaq: AMZN) stock down in the dumps. Last week, the company reported disappointing results for the quarter and the outlook wasn’t impressive either.