Amazon, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) saw its shares make a handy gain on Tuesday after it was announced that the e-commerce giant would be expanding its prime membership services to businesses. This service has already…
GM is cutting production of its slow-selling passenger cars and raising production of light trucks. Ford is replacing four top executives. Two companies, two ways of shaking things up.
Two of the top five Dow stocks have reported this week, pushing the DJIA again to record highs and nearly half of the way to 24,000. The Dow only reached 23,000 about a week…
A new report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration offers three scenarios showing the impact in 2040 on petroleum-based fuels resulting from growth in the fleet of electric light-duty vehicles.
Apple looked to assuage concerns about shortages of the iPhone X in a release the company gave Tuesday.
Here are 13 featured spin-offs already underway and potential spin-offs that could be seen in 2017 and into 2018 that could radically change how Wall Street and Main Street evaluate companies ahead.
Camping World saw its shares make a handy gain on Tuesday after it announced that it would be conducting a secondary offering.
AT&T is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results after the markets close on Tuesday. Its shares have hit a new 52-week low ahead of these results.
Sears will discontinue sales of Maytag, KitchenAid, and Jenn-Air branded appliances made by Whirlpool as soon as existing inventory is sold. A dispute over pricing ended a 100-year-old partnership.
Including charges for discontinued operations in Europe and the loss of a deferred tax asset along with a production slowdown, GM still managed to post a profit and beat estimates for its adjusted profit.
As we have noted many times, in a huge bull market run, when a sector gets hot there is only one thing that can push shares that are already extended even higher. And that…
3M handily beat analysts' expectations when the company reported third-quarter results Tuesday morning, and the stock hit a new 52-week high.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Boston Scientific, Cleveland-Cliffs, GE, Hasbro, Illumina, T-Mobile, United Continental, Seagate.
McDonald’s just met expectations for this quarter. This was still a positive, but considering the year that the stock has seen so far, investors were most likely looking for more.
Caterpillar walloped estimates for revenues and profits, then raised its guidance. Investors like that sort of behavior and appear on track to reward the company with another 52-week high.
