Archive

Year: 2014

All Year: 2014 Articles

Newest first · Page 307

Can Staples Ever Have a Good Earnings Report Again?

Staples must have forgotten how to tell people they have an "Easy Button." The office supplies leader is out with yet another dismal earnings report. Will Staples ever have a decent earnings report again?

Jon C. Ogg · 12 years ago

Global Gold Demand Far Better Than Gold Prices Indicate

ThinkstockNow that gold has pulled back from a peak of around $1,900 per ounce to less than $1,300 per ounce, many of the gold bugs have disappeared. What is interesting is that the actual…

Jon C. Ogg · 12 years ago

UBS Has Five Chip Stocks to Buy Now

ThinkstockThe grinding sell-off that started with biotech, moved to momentum stocks and ended up with solid big cap technology stocks has given investors a very solid entry point to some of the top stocks…

Trey Thoelcke · 12 years ago

Time Warner Cable: Worst Company in the Worst Industry

Not only are Comcast and Time Warner Cable the worst providers of both cable TV and Internet service, the two industries in which these companies operate are the most hated by American consumers.

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago

Deutsche Bank Defends Five Weak Bank Stocks to Buy Now

A new report from Deutsche Bank points out a pullback in monetary policy is a near-term negative. The firm does however, have five top bank stocks to buy now that it remains very positive…

Jon C. Ogg · 12 years ago

Home Depot Off to Slow Start in 2014

Home Depot reported mixed first-quarter 2014 results before markets opened Tuesday morning, citing a slow start to the spring selling season. Shares were down in premarket trading.

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago

California’s Central Valley Drought to Cost 14,500 Jobs

ThinkstockThere is no doubt that the ongoing drought has hit California’s Central Valley hard. A new study by the UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences suggests that it could cost the agriculture industry there…

Trey Thoelcke · 12 years ago

Are Twitter Shares Bottoming Out?

Twitter remains more than difficult for most investors to value using traditional earnings and revenue metrics. And millions upon millions of shares under the IPO lock-up having been freed.

Jon C. Ogg · 12 years ago

Why Does 7-Eleven Have 52,000 Stores?

7-Eleven Inc.From a single location in Texas in 1927, the 7-Eleven empire has grown to more than 52,000 stores in 15 countries. Those stores are no longer owned by a U.S. company but by…

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago

Customers Are Sticking With Target

A recent Bloomberg poll suggests that most Target customers are willing to forgive the massive data breach that came to light over this past holiday season.

Trey Thoelcke · 12 years ago

Global Gold Jewelry Demand Hits Highest Level Since 2005

ThinkstockDemand for gold jewelry in the first quarter reached its highest level since the initial quarter of 2005, as price drops and demand in China spurred the increase. Much of this was attributed to…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 12 years ago