Yodlee S-1 SEC FilingWhat happens at new all-time highs in the stock market? Outside of everyone seeming to be more happy, you generally start to see more market-sensitive initial public offering filings and pricings.…
ThinkstockTuesday brought two manufacturing readings for measuring the U.S. economy. The data might be considered mixed when you look at the Markit PMI reading versus the ISM Manufacturing Index. Still, both point to a…
Ford Motor reported that June sales fell 5.8% year-over-year to 222,064 Ford and Lincoln cars and trucks. Sales of its best-selling F-Series pickups were down 11%.
ThinkstockBy Nicholas Cunningham of Oilprice.com Violence in Mexico could thwart hopes of a budding shale boom, as oil and gas companies operating in Texas may think twice about moving south of the border. Mexico…
Microsoft has completed its acquisition of the handset unit from Nokia. But Sterne Agee's Robert Breza rates Microsoft only as Neutral, and he has decided to ratchet down Microsoft's earnings expectations.
courtesy of Chrysler GroupChrysler’s year-over-year sales rose 9% in June to 171,086 units, the company’s best June sales level since 2007. Jeep, Dodge, Ram Truck and Fiat brands all posted year-over-year gains in the…
Enough time has lapsed since the initial public offerings of Arista Networks and JD.com that the analysts from the underwriting companies have now been freed up to initiate research coverage.
ThinkstockHome prices in the United States rose for the 27th consecutive month in May, but the increases have slowed sharply in the past two months. Compared with May of 2013, home prices rose 8.8%,…
These are the top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations from Wall Street firms on Tuesday, July 1. They include Amicus Therapeutics, Juniper Networks, Netflix, MannKind and Xerox.
A new report from the analysts at Merrill Lynch presents eight ideas to buy that are companies that could have the most significant market and business related catalysts over the next three months.
The disaster known as the "Autonomy acquisition" at Hewlett-Packard is not entirely behind the company yet, but it is getting there. Plaintiffs in the three lawsuits have settled.
RadioShack shares recently posted an all-time low of $0.81. A week later the shares have climbed 22% to $0.99. Is this a turnaround in the making or is bankruptcy inevitable?