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The tech industry’s prospects look attractive due to widespread tech adoption and digital transformation across different sectors. While industry giants Microsoft (MSFT) and Cisco Systems (CSCO) are well-positioned to benefit, which of these has the higher growth potential? Read more to find out.

San Jose, California-based network giant Cisco (CSCO) will release its second-quarter results on February 14. The company is expected to report a year-over-year decline in earnings and revenue. Therefore, should investors consider buying the stock pre-earnings? Read on to learn my view….

This tech behemoth isn't exactly an unstoppable growth stock anymore - but at current levels, this blue-chip stock with a 3% yield looks like a compelling value. Here's what investors need to know now.

As the demand for tech products and services continues to rise, thanks to the widespread digitization and advancements in technology, fundamentally solid tech stocks Cisco Systems (CSCO), Cognizant Technology (CTSH), and NetScout Systems (NTCT) might be worth buying now. Keep reading to know more.

The tech industry has demonstrated resilience through innovation and adaptability amid macroeconomic uncertainties, demonstrating its ability to meet evolving consumer demands. However, are Cisco Systems (CSCO), Logitech (LOGI) and Information Services Group (III) worth your investment? Continue reading.

Rising adoption of wireless devices, expanding proliferation of advanced technologies, and ongoing trends of enterprise mobility and hybrid/remote work create ample growth opportunities for the technology networking industry. Tech stocks Blackberry (BB) and Cisco Systems (CSCO) are poised to benefit from the industry’s tailwinds. But which of these stocks is…

With AI ambitions and a gain in market share, should investors buy or sell Cisco Systems (CSCO) before its earnings report is released tomorrow? Let’s look at its financial metrics to get an idea….

These tech sector giants both offer a decade-plus of dividend growth, and they're on pace to keep growing earnings into 2024.

Here's a closer look at three dividend stocks that go well beyond yield to offer investors resilient business models, reliable dividends, and promising growth potential.