Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades include Atwood Oceanics, Hartford Financial, Kimberly-Clark, MEI Pharma, Sirius XM and Whiting Petroleum.
For the first time since 2009, U.S. drivers topped 3 trillion miles driven in 2014, the second-highest total on record.
Many of the key steel and aluminum stocks have sold off sharply from their highs. Despite this poor performance, is it possible that the steel and aluminum giants are trying to find a bottom?
Industry watchers and alternative energy investors are wondering which markets will be the next major growth engine. It turns out that India could be the next major growth catalyst.
Google's new 360 degree video product might help YouTube dig itself out of the hole it is in, although its applications are limited.
Apple's shares traded at $100 last October, before it was clear that the new iPhone would be a success. Failure to expand in China, or with the Apple Watch, could drive the price back…
In the "go fast, go slow" Chinese economy, recent data show that the recent "go slow" period will extend itself.
BlackBerry Ltd.Blackberry Limited (NASDAQ: BBRY) has been battered and it seems nearly impossible to imagine that the troubled smartphone player will have positive earnings again. That being said, is it possible that BlackBerry could…
thinkstockNational Bank of Greece S.A. (NYSE: NBG) has another new management team. Investors are deciding whether a new team being in place or whether additional financing ahead is more important. NBG may not matter…
Nearly 63 million Americans volunteered a total of roughly 7.7 billion hours in 2013, a contribution estimated to be worth approximately $173 billion. Despite the economic and community benefits of volunteering, the percentage of…
A couple of investment banks have weighed in on Facebook. Should the social media powerhouse be valued the same as Wal-Mart?
Buybacks and dividends hit a new combined high in 2014, and there looks to be enough runway that 2015 may be yet another record for returning capital to investors.
Rare earth elements are back in focus after CBS's weekly news show "60 Minutes" reported on them in its show that aired Sunday night.
ThinkstockThe multiyear run in major biotech stocks has not let up in 2015. Most of the large and mid-cap stocks in the industry are higher, but the smaller and lesser known names have also…
Why Discover Financial Services, Kroger, Lowe's Companies, Microsoft and Tractor Supply may make good sense for investors to buy now.