Singer of the summertime hit "Cooler Than Me" will play the latest new music, mix some of his own, and describe life as he transitions from college student to pop star

Secretary Duncan to discuss education reform with Washington, D.C. area teachers and educators from across the country on live special moderated by SIRIUS XM's "Morning Briefing" host Tim Farley

Beware of costly legal entanglements.

Level 3 shows how a small cap with big risks can soar one day and crash the next.

A low price doesn't always mean low quality.

NEW YORK, July 26 (Reuters) - Bearish bets against stocks on the New York Stock Exchange decreased in mid-July, while short bets on the Nasdaq edged up during the same time period, the exchanges said on Monday. For details, see [ID:N26226076]

Elizabeth Harrow of Schaeffer's Investment Research looks at one stock that's a high flyer and another that's trying to turn itself around.

BloggingStocks: When XM Radio and Sirius radio decided to merge a few years ago, it was most likely the only survival strategy left for long-term viability of both companies. Satellite radio subscriptions were not growing at a pace needed for consistent growth, and ... Read more

BloggingStocks: When you mention cult stocks that trade around a buck, one of the first names that pops to mind is Sirius XM Radio (SIRI). The satellite radio purveyor is a classic case of a company with an exciting new technology with the potential to revolutionize ... Read more

Traders opted for calls on Sirius XM Radio Inc. (SIRI) and Visa Inc. (V) last Friday, according to data from the International Securities Exchange (ISE)...(Read More)

Voice search on mobile phones is increasingly becoming a viable alternative to pecking away on your tiny, touchscreen keyboard. Google has great voice search in its both its iPhone and Android apps. Apple just bought Siri, which is a voice-powered personal search assistant. And then there is Vlingo, a Cambridge, Mass.-based voice search company backed by Charles River Ventures and Yahoo. Today, Vlingo is launching a new Android app called SuperDialer. "Think of it as your infinite address book in the cloud," says CEO Dave Gannon. It is essentially a voice-powered directory that returns local business search results instead of having to dial 411. If you say "pizza," it will retunr the nearest pizza places based on your location. For each listing, you can call, see it on a map, get directions, or read reviews.

Schaeffer's analyst Morgan Searcy takes a look at news on the Street

Schaeffer's analyst Morgan Searcy takes a look at news on the Street

Schaeffer's analyst Morgan Searcy takes a look at news on the Street before the market open.

Schaeffer's analyst Morgan Searcy takes a look at news on the Street before the market open.

Schaeffer's analyst Morgan Searcy takes a look at news on the Street before the market open.