Valeant, DryShips Stuck in Friday’s 52-Week Low Club
DryShips, Valeant, Top Ships and Palatin Technologies posted fresh 52-week lows on Friday.
DryShips, Valeant, Top Ships and Palatin Technologies posted fresh 52-week lows on Friday.
Wal-Mart, Verizon, Boeing, and UnitedHealth held the DJIA up on Friday.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is preparing to make changes that would overturn the net neutrality rules the agency adopted during the Obama administration.
Analyst Brian White of Drexel Hamilton reports that consumers should be ready for delays in shipments of the next iPhone. A September launch looks likely and so do preorders in time for holiday deliveries.
Catalyst Biosciences watched its shares fall on Friday following the announcement of a secondary offering.
Defense stocks are rising Friday morning following the U.S. missile attack on Syria. The gains have moderated, but are still performing far better than the major indexes.
Shares of Aurinia Pharmaceuticals saw a handy gain on Friday after the company announced plans for the development of a late-stage trial.
The United States sent a powerful message late on Thursday when it reportedly fired off 59 Tomahawk missiles on an airbase that was said to be the staging point for the chemical weapon attacks…
Comcast has launched a wireless service for Xfinity customers and YouTube has kicked off its subscription YouTube TV. Does either of stand a chance of success?
A new JPMorgan research report makes the case that bank stocks are attractively valued now relative to the overall market, and the rest of 2017 looks bright.
The latest employment situation report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics simultaneously may be blamed on weather and may question some of the new pro-growth expansion's real effectiveness.
The SEC has announced that an Arizona-based brokerage firm, its CEO and its former underwriter's counsel have agreed to settle charges related to municipal bond offerings they were underwriting that turned out to be…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen from Friday include AECOM, Apache, Panera, Sunoco and Wal-Mart.
A new survey from J.D. Power ranks the Microsoft Surface as the best tablet, displacing Apple's iPad.
Stocks are still trading close to all-time highs, and that means one thing for companies posting first-quarter results. Meet or beat expectations, and provide at least decent guidance, or sellers may show up in…