The stock of video-camera maker GoPro (GPRO) is having another banner day, blasting up 5% on news that the company is launching some new cameras. The stock is now at $87, double where it was a month ago and more than 3X its IPO price in June.
GoPro is at it again. In early trade on Monday, the stock was up more than 6% to more than $87 per share, taking its market cap to north of $10 billion. Last week, we highlighted the stock's crazy performance since its IPO (a
GoPro is at it again. In early trade on Monday, the stock was up more than 6% to more than $87 per share, taking its market cap to north of $10 billion. Last week, we highlighted the stock's crazy performance since its IPO (a
GoPro will roll out three cameras, the entry level, $130 GoPro Hero, the $400 Hero4 Silver and $500 Hero4 Black. Both Hero4 cameras feature touch-screen displays that allow users to see what they're shooting and provide enhanced low-light and night
GoPro started life as a home-brew wrist-mounted 35mm camera, but it's come a long way since. Today we're getting a look at the next installment of that story: The Hero4. The latest cameras from the action sports behemoth