IPO Market Fires Up 4 New Offerings This Week
Four IPOs completed successfully last week and another four plan to make their debut in the coming week. Two REITS, one packaging firm, and one building materials supplier are on the IPO calendar.
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Why Analysts See Exxon Mobil and Chevron Differently After Earnings
Analysts' reactions to Exxon Mobil's and Chevron's quarterly and full-year results varied, with many looking favorably at Chevron while looking less favorably at Exxon. Both companies are expected to have a better year in…
4 Reasons to Remodel Your Home in 2017
Why 2017 will be a good year to tackle a home remodeling project.
Marijuana News Roundup: How Trump’s Supreme Court Pick Views Pot
How President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee has ruled in marijuana cases, and more news related to cannabis in our weekly roundup.
Unemployment Rate Among Black Americans At 7.7%
While the economy has added millions of jobs over the last year, and in January added 227,000 which drove an unemployment rate of 4.8%, the rate among Black Americans remained high at 7.7% The…
Fiat Chrysler Shares Surge As GM And Ford Falter
So far in 2017, Fiat Chrysler (NYSE: FCAU) shares have risen 14% this year against the S&P 500’s advance of 1.2%. Shares of Ford (NYSE: F) have faltered, down 4.6%. Shares of GM (NYSE:…
Massive Technology Trades Highlight Insider Selling: Broadcom, Texas Instruments, DR Horton, Carnival, US Bancorp and More
The number of insiders selling stock still dwarfed the buyers, and it could ramp back up as insider transaction windows start to open again following fourth-quarter earnings reports.
Apple Is Best Performing Dow Stock of 2017
Apple's earnings may not have been spectacular, but they were good enough for shares to have the only double-digit improvement of any of the Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks.
Do Immigrants Really Cost US Taxpayers $279 Billion Annually?
Among the reasons that President Donald Trump is coming down hard on immigration may be the fiscal burden that first-generation immigrants levy on the government budgets.
Why Analysts Are Pushing Facebook Even Higher
Facebook released its most recent earnings report late Wednesday and watched its shares hit a new all-time high. Analysts have chased Facebook even higher.
Oil Rig Count Jumps by 17, Hedge Funds Boost Long Bets
The U.S. rig count rose by 17 last week with all the new rigs added in the oil patch, according to the Baker Hughes North American Rotary Rig Count.
Verizon Is the DJIA’s Worst Performing Stock for 2017
The worst performing Dow stock so far in 2017 is Verizon. The telecom giant's stock is down 9% year to date.
Why Analysts Feel Blind-Sided by FireEye
FireEye reported its most recent earnings results on Thursday, and it was not pretty. Analysts took this as an opportunity to weigh in on the stock.
Amazon Margins Worse Than Wal-Mart or Target
Almost all large retailers make very little money in the current environment. Amazon makes almost nothing on retail sales.
America’s 10 Most Pest-Infested Cities
Across the country Americans are battling with every sort of vermin. Here are the 10 U.S. cities where residents report the worst infestations.