Jefferies Very Selective on Defense and Aerospace Stocks for 2017
While the run in defense and aerospace stocks was good for shareholders, many on Wall Street are starting to take a more cautious view on the sector in 2017.
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What Eli Lilly Gets With CoLucid Acquisition
This acquisition not only will enhance Eli Lilly's existing portfolio in pain management for migraine, but it also adds a potential near-term launch to its late-stage pipeline.
Mortgage Loan Rates Dip on Fixed-Rate Loans, Applications Up Slightly
Mortgage rates have been moving lower for the past week or so, but the moves have been small. Is there any chance that rates will return to pre-election levels?
Why Is JetBlue Offering $52 Fares?
JetBlue Airways has fares from New York's JFK to Boston for as little as $52 one way. The deal is extraordinary, but there are some methods to what appears to be its madness.
As Top Government Contractor, Lockheed Martin’s Risks Multiply Fast (Unless McCain Can Save It)
Lockheed Martin has been targeted by Donald Trump over the costs of the F-35 fighter, but Senator John McCain has proposed that the defense budget rise to $640 billion.
Gates Foundation to Sell Almost $10 Billion Worth of Berkshire Hathaway Shares
A filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday should only serve to remind how deep the ties between Gates and Buffett go.
United Airlines Earnings Beat Estimates, but Outlook Worries Investors
United Continental beats earnings, revenues but outlook hampered stock price in Tuesday's after-hours trading.
DryShips, Alcobra Sink into Tuesday’s 52-Week Low Club
DryShips, Perrigo, Merrimack, and Alcobra post new 52-week lows Tuesday.
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs Sink DJIA on Tuesday
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Pfizer, and UnitedHealth sink DJIA on Tuesday.
Morgan Stanley ‘Cautious’ on Clean Energy Sector
While the November election of Donald Trump brought a smile to the fossil fuel industry, the reaction in the renewables energy sector was more subdued.
Mustang Sales Crater as New Versions Launch
Ford has released new versions of its Mustang in hopes of flattening the fall-off in sales, or even reversing it.
What the FDA Approves — and What It Doesn’t
A product advertised as "FDA-approved" may or may not have been approved by the agency, and, as in almost all marketplace decisions, it's buyer beware of these claims.
American Express Leads DJIA Stocks for Analyst Upgrades List in 2017
If you have followed the saga of American Express for the past decade, you have probably noticed that its has turned into an organization that had become quite painful for its investors.
Why Credit Suisse’s Top Metals & Mining Picks Have 30% to 40% Upside
2017 should be a year when miners begin to repay investors for five tough years of underperformance via higher cash returns and ongoing capital discipline.
People Can Still Sue Tobacco Companies Over Health
The $49 billion acquisition of Reynolds American tobacco by British American Tobacco is a play for survival in a world where tobacco use is falling as prices and restrictions increase.