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Newest first · Page 10Friday’s Biggest Winners and Losers in the S&P 500
Friday was a positive day for the broad U.S. markets. Although this week had its ups and downs, it ended on a positive note. Crude oil made another decent gain in the session.
What to expect Tuesday from Apple’s March guidance
Four versions of Apple's fiscal Q2 2019 consensus, freshly gathered Friday morning.
Shutdown Squashing Interest in Government Jobs Among Current, Potential Workers
Furloughed federal workers, including those who are working but not being paid, will miss their second paycheck Friday. Missing pay is driving up job searches among furloughed workers and driving down interest among job-seekers.
Vodafone, Lexicon Pharma Slip Into Friday’s 52-Week Low Club
Vodafone, Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, Amneal Pharmaceuticals, and Maiden Holding had all posted new 52-week lows by noon Friday.
Bernstein: How many unsold iPhones is Apple sitting on?
From a note to clients by analyst Toni Sacconaghi that landed on my desktop Friday.
Morgan Stanley: $152.70* was an attractive entry point for Apple
"Valuation has overshot realistic long-term fundamental outcomes."
Is Government Shutdown Giving Air Traffic Controllers the Flu?
Air traffic into La Guardia and Newark airports is experiencing long delays Friday morning as the ranks of air traffic controllers still working without pay appear to be getting smaller.
How AbbVie Tripped Up in Q4
AbbVie shares retreated after it released disappointing fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Friday.
Affordable Homes Becoming Scarcer in Major US Metro Areas
Available affordable homes for sale declined year over year in 2018 according to a report from Redfin. There are a few cities, however, where the number rose.
Why Intel’s Q4 Bottom Line Isn’t Good Enough
Intel shares tumbled early Friday after it released mixed quarterly results after the markets closed on Thursday.
Starbucks Grinds Out a Better Q1
Starbucks shares rallied after it reported better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter financial results late on Thursday.
PG&E Dodges a Bullet, but Bankruptcy Filing Remains Likely
The California agency investigating the cause of 2017's massive Tubbs Fire has absolved PG&E of responsibility for the blaze. That's not likely to change the company's mind about a bankruptcy filing, however, because so…
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Avaya, AstraZeneca, HD Supply, HubSpot, Intel, Norfolk Southern, Ultimate Software, Valero Energy and More
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday included Avaya, AstraZeneca, HD Supply, HubSpot, Intel, Norfolk Southern, Ultimate Software and Valero Energy.
CIRP: The iPhone XR killed in the U.S. last quarter
This is what Apple execs have been saying for months.