Bank of America Delivers Earnings Growth and Still at Discount to Book Value
Bank of America has been the best performing of the major and money center banks stock year to date. Now its earnings showed why.
Bank of America has been the best performing of the major and money center banks stock year to date. Now its earnings showed why.
RBC is cautiously optimistic on coming quarter results and focused on some top tech companies it feels have the ability to surpass current estimates.
Health care giant Johnson & Johnson missed sales estimates but beat analysts' profit target. The $30 billion acquisition of Actelion has been included in revised guidance for the 2017 fiscal year.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday include Alibaba, Apple, Match, McDonald's Netflix, Synacor, IAC, Check Point and Stratasys.
Housing starts fell 6.8% month over month in March, but are up 9.2% year over year. New permits rose 17% year over year.
Goldman Sachs missed revenue and profit estimates this morning. Lower trading revenues and flat fixed-income revenues combined with higher expenses get the blame.
One area that makes sense for growth investors to own is oil field services, as the recent huge increase in the rig count means business, a lot of business.
Exiting the ACA individual exchanges boosted UnitedHealth's profit while nipping its revenues and subscriber numbers. The company also raised its outlook for full-year revenues and profits.
Netflix posted earnings that beat estimates and revenues that matched estimates, but the company's subscriber growth stalled.
It is too late to file federal taxes on time. This can, and in some cases should, create anxiety for those who missed the deadline.
Already making hundreds of times what most Americans earn in a year, CEOs at top U.S. corporations received a pay raise in 2016. The average executive officer at one of the nation’s 100 largest…
United Continental beats both revenue and profit estimates, but investors remain cautious following incidents with overbooked passengers.
QEP Resources, Valeant, Vince Holdings, and New York Community Bank all posted new 52-week lows Monday.
Boeing, Nike, JPMorgan, and UnitedHealth led the DJIA higher on Monday.
Boeing has announced that it will lay off "hundreds" of engineers and technical staff in June. The company has reduced its total labor force by more than 7% since March of last year.