Spring Travel Season to Drive 145 Million Fliers
From the start of March to the end of April, there will be 145 million fliers on America's airlines to destinations around the world.
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Best Cities for Waiters and Waitresses
Waiting tables is one of the most common occupations in the United States. There are 2.5 million waiters and waitresses nationwide, often working for low wages and customer tips. Earning $11.07 per hour, the…
Uber President Resigns — Reuters
Troubled ride-sharing service Uber lost its president, a former executive from Target. Jeff Jones has quit.
Top 6 Earnings Coming Out This Week
While most companies already have reported their earnings for the most recent quarter, but there are still a few stragglers left before the next season kicks into gear.
Huge Buffett and Icahn Trades Highlight Insider Buying: Transdigm, Herbalife, Navistar, Calavo Growers, Sears and More
Another week in which the relentless strength of the stock market continued, and again this week, insider buying remained stronger than we have seen for most of the first quarter.
IPOs 4-for-4 Last Week with 2 On-Deck for the Week of March 20
Following a week where four IPOs raised $1.1 billion, the pace for the coming week slows a bit with 2 offerings on the calendar looking to raise about $177 million.
Exxon Mobil Is DJIA’s Worst Performing Stock in 2017
Exxon Mobil shares closed down slightly on Friday and now have lost about 9.5% of their value in the year to date.
Apple Still DJIA’s Best Performing Stock of 2017
Apple shares gained less than 1% last week, but that was still enough to keep the company as the year's best performer among the 30 stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Marijuana News Roundup: Attorney General Sessions’ Mixed Message on Pot
Attorney General Sessions' comments last week add up this: enforcing federal law related to marijuana is less important to President Trump than spending $10 billion to start building a wall on U.S.-Mexico border.
Apple Market Cap Nearly Three Quarters Of $1 Trillion
Apple is likely to be worth three-quarters of $1 trillion within the next several weeks, if not days.
How Much Does Germany, Second Largest Financial Supporter of NATO, Owe?
The Trump administration says Germany does not pay its fair share, but how much is that?
Another Huge Walton Family Trade Highlights Insider Selling: Wal-Mart, Kodak, Analog Devices, Del Taco Restaurants and More
For the first time this year, the insider buying volume looked to be much closer to the selling in share count, though insider sellers still seemed to dominate in the dollar amount.
Why Credit Suisse Is Calling for Nike to Run Ahead of Earnings
Nike is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results in the coming week, but one analyst has already weighed in on the apparel giant.
Cities Where Home Prices Are Up Over 20%
Housing prices rose by more than 20% in two U.S. cities in February and the median price for a home rose to nearly $261,000 last month.
Chinese Car Company Prepares Tesla Killer
One more company believes it can beat Tesla at the luxury electric car business. But Tesla not only has the lead in that business, it also as a bank roll.