thinkstockApril 15, 2015: Markets opened higher again on Wednesday and followed the energy sector higher as crude oil gained nearly 6% on a lower than expected build to U.S. inventories. The afternoon release of…
Industry cigarette volume has been surprisingly strong and the pricing momentum is likely to be continued in the first quarter, says Wells Fargo.
U.S. economic activity expanded or remained steady in in all 12 Federal Reserve districts, according to the latest version of the Beige Book released Wednesday afternoon.
After Intel shocked investors with its earnings and guidance, some analysts have become increasingly optimistic about the future of this company.
Three coincidental IPOs may determine the fate for how investors are willing to treat IPOs for much of the rest of 2015: Etsy, Party City and Virtu.
Ratings service Standard & Poor's has downgraded its long-term and short-term sovereign credit ratings on Greece. The ratings have been removed from CreditWatch, but the outlook is Negative.
Credit Suisse remains very positive on Symantec, with an Outperform rating and a price target of $30 on the stock.
More than a third of millennials do not have a credit card, according to a new survey.
Smith & Wesson released updated guidance Wednesday morning, lifting its shares and those of rivals.
Piper Jaffray has opined that both GoPro and Nike have plenty of room to run. The firm has issued price targets with strong double-digit upside.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has released its latest weekly petroleum status report.
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)/Wells Fargo housing market index for April increased more than expected.
If any recovery in the works for IBM, then there needs to be some fundamental changes within Big Blue. That is the message from Credit Suisse.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration has forecast a drop in oil production between April and May, the first net drop in U.S. production since 2008.
The Federal Reserve's industrial production numbers for March are weak enough that they may act as a drag on GDP forecasts for the first quarter.