Apple, Intel Sink DJIA Tuesday
Apple, Intel, DowDuPont, and Goldman Sachs weighed on the DJIA Tuesday.
Apple, Intel, DowDuPont, and Goldman Sachs weighed on the DJIA Tuesday.
The 2017 holiday sales season racked up sales nearly 5% higher than last year and saw Americans spend a record number of dollars.
Intel could be poised for more gains in 2018. That is how two views are calling it at the end of December.
CoreLogic reported Tuesday that credit risk on home loans rose slightly in the third quarter while borrowers' credit scores rose and home loan-to-value ratios fell slightly.
The national average price for a gallon of gas rose a penny last week as a result of unexpected outages at two Midwestern refineries.
Both Boeing and Airbus have announced massive orders for new aircraft from single buyers. Is one side just better at negotiating than the other?
Russia is working on rules to regulate cryptocurrencies, mining, and coin offerings in the country. But will the rules keep the "crypto" part of what makes the new digital currencies popular?
Mallinckrodt has seen its shares rise on news that it was acquiring Sucampo Pharmaceuticals for roughly $840 million.
State Street has released its Investor Confidence Index, which measures the global risk tolerance of institutional investors.
One strategy that has been popular each year as investors rebalance and make changes is the so-called Dogs of the Dow.
Amazon announced Tuesday that the 2017 holiday shopping season was its biggest ever and that its own Echo Dot was the best-selling product for the season.
All these top MLP stocks are offering investors an outstanding entry point after being clobbered for much of the fall.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Agnico Eagle Mines, Apple, Embraer, FedEx, Nike and Unitil.
Luxury carmaker Aston Martin is recalling nearly 5,500 cars in the United States to repair a rollaway problem on nearly 4,000 vehicles and a battery cable problem on about 1,500.
In a new research report, Stifel remains very positive on the semiconductor capital equipment stocks, and with good reason.