Will 3 Days in a Row of Market Holidays in Japan Be Felt in Asian Equities?
It may not seem like much of a big deal to U.S. investors, but the Asian equities markets will have to trade without Japan leading off for the first three days of the week.
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In a new research note, Jefferies is bullish on three top tech companies that are residing in the woodshed now.
Weatherford to Bolster Cash With Follow-On Share and Note Offers
Weatherford International announced Monday morning that the company will raise $1 billion in a combination of an underwritten public offerings of ordinary shares and mandatorily exchangeable subordinated notes.
4 Top UBS Thematic Picks to Buy and Hold Into 2016
A new report from UBS presents the firm's inaugural Equity Horizon portfolio. The interesting thing is this is a static portfolio that is expected to stay in place for an entire year, with no…
Are Atmel Shareholders Getting Enough in the Buyout?
Over the weekend, Dialogue Semiconductor announced that it had entered into an agreement to acquire Atmel to the tune of roughly $4.6 billion.
Deutsche Bank Very Selective on Chip Stocks: 3 to Buy Now
A new research report from Deutsche Bank has one word for investors in the semiconductor arena, and that word is selectivity.
Low Crude Oil Prices Risk $1.5 Trillion in New Investment
The industry's capacity could accommodate 40 to 50 new projects a year and there are currently just six on the list for this year.
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: CyberArk, Goldman Sachs, Lululemon, Micron, Nike, Nokia, SanDisk and Many More
Monday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include CyberArk Software, Goldman Sachs, Lululemon Athletica, Micron Technology, Nike, Nokia and SanDisk.
Lennar Earnings Rise on Sales, Price Increase
Lennar reported better-than-expected third-quarter fiscal 2015 earnings before markets opened Monday morning.
Tribune Share Price Ruined by Poor Financial Performance (Update: Stock Down 20%)
It is not the fight between Tribune Publishing and interests that want its flagship Los Angeles Times to be independent that has taken down the company's shares.
Will Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn Lose His Job?
Someone will have to fall on his sword due to the extraordinary recall of diesel-powered cars in the United States, which some experts expect will cost Volkswagen as much as $18 billion.
10 Countries Sheltering the Most Refugees
ThinkstockBy the end of 2014, 59.5 million individuals had been displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, violence, conflict, or human rights violations — the most in recent history. More than 14 million people…
IPO Calendar Shows 3 Offerings on Tap for the Coming Week
ThinkstockOf three new initial public offerings (IPOs) on the calendar last week, all three made it out the door and began trading publicly. The week’s proposed fourth new issue was a U.S. listing for…
Marijuana Weekly News Roundup
ThinkstockA study by Michael Bancks and others published in the journal Diabetologia last week reported a greater risk of prediabetes among self-reported marijuana users than among individuals who had never used it. The report…
VW Offers $500 Loyalty Bonus
Volkswagen AGVolkswagen has announced a $500 bonus incentive for current owners of a 2001 or newer VW when they purchase or lease certain models of the company’s cars. The offer does not extend to…