10 Tech Stocks Leading Wall Street's Monday Rally

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Technology stocks helped rally the market as Wall Street experienced a surge Monday -- the Standard & Poor's 500 index set an all-time high and the Nasdaq index closed up 0.8 percent to reach a 12-year high. The Dow Jones index also closed up 0.7 percent. Here's a look at 10 companies that led the boom.

Microsoft

CEO: Steve Ballmer
April 29, 2013: $32.61
April 26, 2013: $31.79
Change: 2.6%


Last Friday, a federal judge ruled in favor of Microsoft over Google's Motorola Mobility division in the first of two patent trials.

Lenovo

CEO: Yang Yuanqing
April 29, 2013: $18.60
April 26, 2013: $18.16
Change: 2.6%


Lenovo has confirmed it is in negotiations to buy a server business, but stopped short of saying that business was IBM's.

Hewlett-Packard

CEO: Meg Whitman
April 29, 2013: $20.50
April 26, 2013: $19.97
Change: 2.7%


Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Group Executive Vice President Dave Donatelli Monday rallied the company's partners to capitalize on the indecision surrounding the potential sale of IBM's x86 server business and Dell's proposed $24.4 billion leveraged buyout.

ScanSource

CEO: Mike Baur
April 29, 2013: $28.65
April 26, 2013: $27.82
Change: 3.0%


ScanSource reported earnings of 50 cents per share on sales of $683 million last week, within the company's guidance.

Apple

CEO: Tim Cook
April 29, 2013: $430.12
April 26, 2013: $417.20
Change: 3.1%


Apple's Cook has been under pressure lately but remains a Wall Street favorite.

Accenture

CEO: Pierre Nanterme
April 29, 2013: $81.13
April 26, 2013: $78.66
Change: 3.1%


Accenture's stock hit a 52-week high last week and continued to rally again Monday. Earlier this month, the company rolled out a new platform to manage hybrid clouds.

NetSuite

CEO: Zach Nelson
April 29, 2013: $88.70
April 26, 2013: $85.75
Change: 3.4%


Last week NetSuite reported 50 percent growth in channel sales in its first fiscal quarter.

Premiere Global Services

CEO: Boland Jones
April 29, 2013: $11.22
April 26, 2013: $10.83
Change: 3.6%


Premiere Global Services beat Wall Street's earnings expectations two weeks ago, although missing analysts' expected revenue mark. Shares jumped more than 5 percent and have continued to draw investors.

FalconStor

CEO: James McNiel
April 29, 2013: $1.65
April 26, 2013: $1.59
Change: 3.8%


FalconStor also saw its stock surge days after announcing its first-quarter financials last week.

BlackBerry

CEO: Thorsten Heins
April 29, 2013: $15.61
April 26, 2013: $15.02
Change: 3.9%


BlackBerry has dropped out of the Top 5 mobile phone companies but its latest BlackBerry OS must be impressing investors.