Joe Weisenthal of The Business Insider In the eight years since Eric Schmidt got hired to run a hot private company called Google (GOOG) in 2001, the company has become ... Read Full Story »
We have seen several influential analyst upgrades, downgrades, and initiation calls in the technology sector from Wall Street early this Wednesday morning. These are the key tech calls we have ... Read Full Story »
These are the early bird analyst calls from Wall Street that we have seen early this Wednesday morning with about 3 hours until the market opens: Allianz (NYSE: AZ) Cut ... Read Full Story »
Pulte Homes, Inc. (NYSE: PHM) is acquiring Centex Corporation (NYSE: CTX) in a stock-for-stock transaction valued at $3.1 billion, including $1.8 billion of net debt. The deal has been unanimously ... Read Full Story »
The CEO of Intel (INTC) is not sure that the government stimulus package will do him or his industry any good. According to Reuters, the firm's CEO Craig Barrett said ... Read Full Story »
A number of studies show that tall, good-looking people do better in life and in love. It makes some sense, even in the job markets. Who would not rather have ... Read Full Story »
There is no end to it, this process of bailing out financial institutions. Once the banks were stable, the rest of the sector was supposed to become more solid. That ... Read Full Story »
Google's (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt told the Newspaper Association of America that all was not lost for its industry. Newspapers have a chances to create new forms of revenue, if ... Read Full Story »
The forecasting cycle that drives the market is low on fodder since the earnings season is under way and the latest unemployment numbers are tucked neatly into the bed of ... Read Full Story »
Many market experts expect this earnings season to do little to set the tone for the rest of the year. They assume that companies have been pounded into submission and ... Read Full Story »
According to Reuters, Obama must get Americans to spend now and save later to help the economy, and consumers are wary of spending. Reuters reports that the SEC will consider ... Read Full Story »
Markets in Asia fell sharply. The Nikkei was off 2.7% to 8,595. The Hang Seng dropped 4% to 14,332. The Shanghai Composite was down 3.8% to 2,347. At the open ... Read Full Story »