So far, the results of Apple's work have yet to materialize, but analysts have seen it as a reason to be hopeful on the stock. Last month, Topeka Capital's Brian White detailed his expectation for Apple's upcoming TV : a 60 inch screen, FaceTime capabilities, and controlled with gestures. 
Share:  So far, the results of <span class="company">Apple</span>'s work have yet to materialize, but analysts have seen it as a reason to be hopeful on the stock.<span class="sent"> Last month, Topeka Capital's <span class="analyst">Brian White</span> detailed his expectation for <span class="company">Apple</span>'s upcoming TV : a 60 inch screen, FaceTime capabilities, and controlled with gestures.</span>...So far, the results of <span class="company">Apple</span>'s work have yet to materialize, but analysts have seen it as a reason to be hopeful on the stock.<span class="sent"> Last month, Topeka Capital's <span class="analyst">Brian White</span> detailed his expectation for <span class="company">Apple</span>'s upcoming TV : a 60 inch screen, FaceTime capabilities, and controlled with gestures.</span> Tweet this   read full story

Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser was surprised that Yahoo was pursuing another big acquisition so soon after announcing the Tumblr deal. 
Share:  <span class="sent">Pivotal Research Group analyst <span class="analyst">Brian Wieser</span> was surprised that <span class="company">Yahoo</span> was pursuing another big acquisition so soon after announcing the Tumblr deal.</span> Tweet this   read full story

Internet May 24, 2013 at 9:00 PM. 9:00 PM. Yahoo is apparently determined to show that it can do more than pay $1.1 billion for a bunch of teenage girls' blogs . Unnamed sources tell Bloomberg that Yahoo has submitted an offer to buy video streaming website Hulu , a sign that the company is still considering ways to counter the enormous video streaming clout that Google now holds with YouTube. Yahoo was interested in buying a majority stake in French video streaming website Dailymotion earlier this year but that deal fell apart after the French government reportedly threatened to block it. 
Share:  Internet May 24, 2013 at 9:00 PM. 9:00 PM. <span class="company">Yahoo</span> is apparently determined to show that it can do more than pay $1.1 billion for a bunch of teenage girls' blogs . Unnamed sources tell Bloomberg that <span class="company">Yahoo</span> has submitted an offer to buy video streaming website Hulu , a sign that the company is still considering ways to counter the enormous video streaming clout that Google now holds with YouTube. <span class="company">Yahoo</span> was interested in buying a majority stake in French video streaming website Dailymotion earlier this year but that deal fell apart after the French government reportedly threatened to block it. Tweet this   read full story