Will There Be More Merger Action in the World’s Gold Fields?
Monday's announcement of the $10 billion merger between gold mining giants Newmont and Goldcorp naturally leads to the question about what other firms may be on the block.
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Are Prices at the Pump Finally Stabilizing?
The national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline rose half a cent in the past week to $2.24, as of Monday morning. This comes after declining for 13 straight weeks.
Will JPMorgan Set the Tone for Bank Earnings?
JPMorgan is scheduled to release its fourth quarter financial results before the markets open on Tuesday. This is one of the major banks reporting this week, so far we’ve already seen Citigroup post a…
The 10 Best American Stocks to Buy as China’s Economy Tanks
As China's economic numbers continue to tank, U.S. investors are looking for companies with little to no exposure to how fast China's economic growth rate is slowing.
Is Western Digital’s Huge Dividend At Risk?
Western Digital shares dropped on Monday following an analyst report stating that the market has not fully priced in the competitive hurdles that the firm faces and that there could be a threat to…
Lululemon Makes a Case for Itself Ahead of Earnings
Lululemon released an update regarding its fiscal fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Monday and investors seemed to be pleased.
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.
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.
Why Citigroup Earnings Earnings Aren’t That Impressive
Investors reacted cautiously after Citigroup released mixed fiscal fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Monday.
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Annaly, Alcoa, Carvana, Crown Castle, Delta, Northrup Grumman, PG&E, Snap, Teradyne, Western Digital, XPO and More
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Monday included Annaly Capital Management, Alcoa, Carvana, Crown Castle, Delta Air Lines, Northrup Grumman, PG&E, Snap, Teradyne, Western Digital and XPO Logistics.
PG&E Chaos: CEO Departs, Bankruptcy Looms, Tens of Billions in Liabilities
Northern California utility giant PG&E is preparing to file for bankruptcy by the end of this month according to an SEC filing made Monday morning. The company's CEO resigned Sunday and the bad news…
Wedbush: Apple is in a quagmire, a sandbox and a sluggish car
"Now is the time for Apple to rip off the band-aid." — Analyst Daniel Ives
Stifel Out With Top Gaming and Leisure Picks for 2019
One common thread with many retiring baby boomers is they are ready to travel and to spend some of their hard-earned retirement, pension or savings to do so.
Look what Barron’s wants Apple to buy
Of all the Apple acquisition fantasies I've read, this may be the dumbest.
Most Americans Don’t Expect Their Finances to Improve
As a partial government shutdown begins to bite the economy, trade friction with China increases and real wages have been close to static for over a decade, Americans do not think their financial situations…