J.P. Morgan: 2019 will be the worst year of the smartphone era
From a note to clients by analyst Samik Chatterjee that landed on my desktop Wednesday.
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States With the Highest and Lowest Gas Taxes
Not including the cost of crude oil, taxes are the single largest factor in determining how much Americans pay at the pump. Combined, federal and state taxes add more to the price of a…
General Motors Has Big Plans for 2019 and the Numbers to Match
General Motors shares jumped on Friday after the company provided guidance for its 2019 full year. The automaker also updated investors on its strategic plan for growing earnings this year.
Nordstrom, Tailored Brands Drop Into Wednesday’s 52-Week Low Club
Nordstrom, Tailored Brands, Electronics for Imaging and Ligand Pharmaceuticals had all posted new 52-week lows by noon Wednesday.
Strong Defense Stocks May Be the Best 2019 Offense: 4 to Buy Now
These four top defense stocks are rated Buy at SunTrust, and all make sense for long-term growth accounts. Given the volatile situations around the globe and big foreign purchasing, the sector remains a good…
Major Pharma Sees Fading Short Interest
The December 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest in most of these selected pharmaceutical stocks decreased.
Merger Creates World’s Largest Gold Company
Gold mining giants Newmont and Goldcorp have agreed to a $10 billion merger that will create the world's largest gold mining firm.
Are Goldman Sachs Earnings Signaling a Recovery?
Goldman Sachs released better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings report before the markets opened on Wednesday.
Gymboree Latest Retailer to Go Bankrupt
Children's clothing company Gymboree will follow several other retailers into Chapter 11. The company is expected to liquidate all 800 stores under its flagship brand.
The Highest and Lowest Paying College Majors in America
After earning their diploma, two-thirds of high school graduates attend college. Many hope a college education will help them land a better and higher-paying job than they would have been able to obtain without…
Watch Jim Cramer pump Apple and Epic, the health-record giant
The host of Mad Money may have the germ of a good idea. Here’s CNBC’s 51-second summary, which is missing the punchline: Cramer: Apple should buy…
Shutdown Could Cost Economy $4 Billion a Month
The government shutdown could be costing the U.S. economy some $4.3 billion a month in pretax dollars. The shutdown has a particularly harsh effect on families of the country's military forces.
Raymond James Says Top MLPs May Be Poised for a Monster Year
While most oil exploration and production stocks have been hammered, the midstream companies have held up much better. Despite a solid start to 2019, these top companies still offer investors cheap valuations and very…
Why CVS and Walmart Are Parting Ways
CVS shares dipped on Tuesday after the company announced that it would be parting ways with the megastore Walmart.
Where Does Aptinyx Go Next After Disappointing Midstage Results for Pain Treatment?
Aptinyx shares were absolutely crushed on Wednesday after the firm reported midstage results from its clinical study in patients with painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy.