Investor Louis Navellier Expects Market Surge
Observations and comments on U.S. equity markets from growth investor Louis Navellier.
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What’s Up With Apple: Apple Tops Samsung, Another Complaint in France, iOS Security Patch
A Taiwan-based research firm reported that Apple's iPhones outsold Samsung in the fourth quarter of 2020 but that the Korean smartphone maker would lead the world in production in 2021.
Earnings Previews: H&R Block, Sonos, Campbell Soup, Express
After markets close Tuesday and before they open again Wednesday, four interesting earnings reports are due, including that from one the country's most actively traded consumer staples stocks.
Possible Congressional Inquiry Sends Workhorse Stock Soaring
Ohio-based electric vehicle maker Workhorse is rounding up support from the state's politician to challenge the company's loss of a $6 billion contract for USPS delivery vans.
Apple Market Cap Slips Below $2 Trillion
Apple's market cap has slipped below $2 trillion for the first time this year.
GE Talks $30 Billion Deal for Aircraft Leasing Unit
GE is reportedly talking to aircraft leasing competitor AerCap about a sale or merger of GE's aircraft leasing business in a deal that could be worth more than $30 billion.
What’s Up With Apple: AirTags, Apple Event, AR Headset
Apple is rumored to be preparing a virtual event later this month to introduce some new products and an update to its iOS operating system for iPhones and iPads.
Earnings Previews: Stitch Fix, Dick’s Sporting Goods, GoHealth
After a slow Monday morning, there are a few interesting earnings reports due after Monday's closing bell and before markets open again on Tuesday.
Analyst Has 3 Reasons to Love Boeing Stock Now
Analysts at Canaccord Genuity raised their rating and price target on Boeing, citing three main factors.
Smith & Wesson Posts Record Income, but Gun Sales Down 20% in February
Gunmaker Smith & Wesson reported better-than-expected quarterly results on Thursday evening, but sales are showing signs of eroding in the coming year.
What’s Up With Apple: Future of Apple Stores, an Undo Button for Twitter, and Cryptocurrency (Again)
Now that Apple has reopened all is U.S. retail stores, will the company begin closing them?
Xpeng Earnings Preview, Plus a Look at EV Stocks
Earnings releases for the most recently completed quarter are beginning to slow. Here's our look at one release due out Monday morning, plus a fast look at the once high-flying electric vehicle sector.
Apple Supplier Foxconn Forecasts Strong Q1 Results
Apple's largest supplier of iPhones is projecting a revenue increase of 15% in the March quarter.
Why Walmart Is Considering a SPAC IPO for Flipkart
What is the benefit to Walmart and its shareholders of a SPAC IPO for India's Flipkart? Walmart acquired a majority stake in the company nearly three years ago.
February Job Cuts Plummet to Lowest Level Since December 2019
February's announced job cuts plunged to a two-year low, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
What’s Up With Apple: $100 Billion Services Revenue, UK Probe, Arizona Bill
The United Kingdom has opened an investigation into complaints related to Apple's requirement that app developers use its in-app payment system. In Arizona, a bill restricting that practice is on its way to the…
Earnings Previews: Broadcom, Costco, Gap, Smith & Wesson, Big Lots
We've looked at four firms reporting quarterly earnings after markets close on Thursday and another set to report before the bell rings on Friday morning.
Costco Offers Incentives to Chevy, Audi EV Buyers
Costco has just announced special incentive deals for members on a new Chevy Bolt EV and on many models of Audi vehicles, including the carmaker's e-tron EV.
Apple Losing Podcast Supremacy to Spotify
Apple is expected to lose its position this year as the top choice for podcast listeners. Spotify is forecast to beat Apple and to garner a larger share of the podcast audience in the…
Las Vegas Sands Rakes in $6.25 Billion in Sale of Vegas Assets
Resort and casino operator Las Vegas Sands has sold its properties in Las Vegas for $6.25 billion and says it plans to focus on its Asian assets in Macau and Singapore.