Look past the internet’s highfliers and go with companies helping to move data.

Investors lost patience last week, punishing companies like Amazon that aren't generating profits while rewarding those such as Facebook that are delivering on their promise.

Rather than crow about its strong quarter, the streaming-video giant tempered expectations for the remainder of the year. That should tell you something.

The search engine's ongoing struggles in mobile highlight problems cropping up throughout the tech sector — yet you wouldn't know it by the reactions of investors and the media.

A new survey says internet users are unwilling to trade their privacy for a better online experience. But investors shouldn't take it too seriously.