Executives of midsized U.S. businesses are looking much more optimistic about the U.S. economy in 2017, and more than three-quarters expect a positive impact from the election of President Donald Trump.
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Facebook is notorious for taking from other platforms and working them to its own. In fact this social media giant has been the best at doing this.
Freeport-McMoRan has failed to reach an agreement with the government of Indonesia and is implementing plans to reduce production at its Grasberg mine and lay off workers.
A few biopharma companies have made massive runs on Tuesday morning.
Tuesday, February 21, 2017, saw three large companies in the news after activist investors have targeted them. Investors have taken mixed reactions to each effort.
Jefferies sought out small and mid-cap stocks that offer growth over value, as value outperformed last year. The firm also screened for higher quality companies that were domestically oriented.
If analysts are correct, now that its post-IPO quiet period has ended, then investors in REV Group might have even more upside.
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen saw its shares hit new highs on Tuesday after it was announced that the company would be bought out by Restaurant Brands International.
Tuesday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Apple, Dynegy, Flowserve, Lear, Nokia and Verizon Communications.
Wal-Mart posts solid gains for the quarter and the year as rising fuel prices and growth in online sales boost revenues.
If new research is correct, Apple has high hopes for the next version of the iPhone, which has been dubbed by outsiders as the iPhone 8.
Macy’s released mixed fiscal fourth-quarter financial results and an update on its CEO transition before the markets opened on Tuesday.
Apple on Monday filed its appeal of a $14 billion bill for back taxes owed the European Union. The government of Ireland has also filed an appeal contesting the demand.
Merrill Lynch's first-quarter ideas for the most part have acted very well, and we found some that have good upward trend action and two that were sold-off and may be offering great entry points.
