Angelo Zino

QUALCOMM, Inc. (NASDAQ: QCOM) shares are down 16.3 percent this week after a judge ruled Qualcomm violated antitrust laws in imposing excessive licensing fees for its cell phone chips. The judge ruled in favor of the Federal Trade Commission, which argued that Qualcomm took advantage of its chip...

Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) investors are hoping Apple can keep the ball rolling when it reports fiscal second-quarter earnings after the market close on April 30. Here’s a look at what Wall Street is expecting from Apple. The Numbers Analysts are expecting Apple to report second-quarter EPS...

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is expected to have "by far the most difficult quarter" for iPhone shipments on year-over-year basis when it reports its second-quarter results on April 26, Angelo Zino of S&P Global Market Intelligence told CNBC. Zino, who has a Buy rating on Apple, expects a shipment...

Let's just eschew all the weather-related analogies and metaphors to say 2015 has been unkind to solar stocks and relevant exchange-traded funds. Over the past six months, the Market Vectors Solar Energy (ETF) (NYSE: KWT) and the Guggenheim Solar ETF (NYSE: TAN) are down 19.5 percent and 25.1...

As Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) prepares to report the third-quarter earnings after market hours on Tuesday, the Street has several expectations the company needs to meet. S&P Capital IQ Industry Analyst Angelo Zino was on CNBC recently to discuss his firm expectations for Apple's earnings...

With beating estimates becoming a habit for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), many analysts feel that this quarter will be no different. Among them is Angelo Zino, equity analyst at S&P Capital IQ. Zino was on CNBC Monday to discuss why Apple will once more be beating expectations. Blowing The...

Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) has confirmed that it will be doing away with its browser, Internet Explorer (IE), after 20 years and is developing a new browser code-named Project Spartan. Capital IQ analyst, Angelo Zino, was on CNBC Tuesday to discuss what dropping the IE brand will mean...