BMW, Jaguar Land Rover Promise Electric Fleets by 2020
BMW and Jaguar Land Rover have joined the ranks of automakers that plan to offer a wide range of electrified vehicles by 2020.
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Why Kroger Earnings Can Stand Up to Amazon’s Onslaught
Grocery stores, among other industries, have been under attack by the unending onslaught of Amazon, especially after the Whole Foods acquisition.
Excessive Pain Medication Use Seen as Factor in Lowering Male Labor Force Participation
A new study from Princeton University indicates many prime-age men are no longer in the labor force because of a serious health condition, a factor that may help explain the decline in the labor…
Disney’s Chart and Business Issues Point to Lower Share Price Ahead
Disney shares were a drag on the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Thursday as the worst percentage loss of the 30 index components.
GE Sheds Remaining Stake in Penske
General Electric sold its remaining stake in Penske Truck Leasing to two Penske companies and Japan's Mitsui for about $674 million, as GE sheds the last remaining bits of GE Capital.
How Bristol-Myers Actually Won by Stopping a Clinical Study
Usually when a clinical study is stopped it spells disaster for the company performing the study, but in this case Bristol-Myers Squibb is bucking that trend and investors are thrilled.
Crude Oil Price Barely Blinks Following EIA Inventory Report
U.S. stockpiles of crude oil rose more than expected in the storm-tossed week following tropical storm Harvey's devastating attack on Texas. Refined product stockpiles dropped, but no enough to move gasoline prices higher.
Celgene Faces Multiple Clinical Holds From FDA
Celgene received an update from the FDA early on Thursday. Although shares did not dip initially, this action could prove to be problematic for the biotech giant going forward.
Natural Gas Price Flat After Addition to Storage
Last week's addition to the U.S. natural gas inventory came in at an expected 65 billion cubic feet, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
The High Cost of Love: Tinder Is App Store’s Top Moneymaker
The top grossing app at Apple's App store is dating app Tinder. The company has just released a new upgrade package that costs an additional $4.99 a month that could widen its lead.
How Amazon Shares Can Still Triple in Value, Out to 2025
Boutique firm MKM Partners has projected that shares of Amazon will more than triple by the middle of the next decade.
Best Prices IPO Over $1 Billion
Best intends to price more than 62 million American depositary shares in the range of $13 to $15 apiece for an initial public offering valued up to about $1 billion.
Eli Lilly Hopes to Benefit From Joining the Layoff Brigade — 3,500 Pink Slips!
Eli Lilly is cutting about 8% of its global workforce in a "streamlining and focusing" effort as part of a cost structure initiative.
RBC Top Picks List for September Include Portfolio Changes
Here are some changes to the RBC Top Picks List, and also some ideas that are not only timely now with an expensive market, but also look to have great upside potential.
Can GoPro Maintain a Profitable Turnaround?
GoPro saw its shares make a handy gain early on Thursday after the firm commented on its guidance for the third quarter.