Boeing Told to Cancel 355 Orders for 737 Max
Aircraft maker Boeing reported that it delivered a total of 70 new aircraft in the first half of 2020, including 20 in the second quarter.
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Home Mortgage Delinquencies Soar to a 4-Year High
Mortgage loan delinquencies soared in April after posting monthly declines for more than two years. Foreclosures remained subdued, but that may change once the federally mandated forbearance period ends.
Why Delta’s Q2 Loss Was Worse Than Expected
Delta Airlines reported second-quarter earnings Tuesday that missed already low estimates. The company's CEO expects the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic to last for more than two years.
How Mixed Results Boosted JPMorgan Earnings
Megabank JPMorgan on Tuesday reported surprise second-quarter beats on both the top and bottom lines. Will the rest of the banking industry follow?
6 Water Stocks With Long-Term Upside Ahead
Publicly traded water supply and services companies offer investors a safe, if not glamorous, sector that pays more interest than a savings or money market account.
5 Undervalued Stocks for the Surging Breakout in Gold
Gold prices have been on a tear that began more than a year ago. One segment likely to see increased profits are the gold miners. Here a several that deserve another look.
Is Tesla on Its Way Into the S&P 500 Club?
As Tesla rockets to new highs almost daily, speculation that the company's stock will be added to the S&P 500 Index drives the shares even higher. And that's not all.
How Selling 13 Ships Could Affect Carnival’s Stock Price
Cruise ship operator Carnival announced plans on Friday to remove nine more ships from its fleet, bringing the total number of ships taken out of service to 13 since last year.
Can the Analog-Maxim Merger Take On Texas Instruments?
Analog chipmaker Analog Devices is acquiring smaller rival Maxim Technologies in an all-stock deal that will create a strong number two to sector leader Texas Instruments.
Short Sellers Remain Mixed on Alt Energy, Solar Stocks
Short sellers made some big moves in alternative energy stocks during the two-week reporting period that ended June 30. Short interest in solar stocks was more benign.
Short Sellers Still Like Oil and Gas Stocks
Short interest in oil and gas stocks slipped a bit in the two-week period that ended June 30. Crude prices have been relatively flat for about six weeks.
6 Utilities With Solid Dividends and Strong Upside
Utility companies are among the favorite defensive investments during periods of financial turmoil. Utilities may have even more value to investors as the world struggles to escape from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Privatizations Are Still On Track
A new research report maintains Buy ratings on shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac even as the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to rule on a claim by current shareholders that could redistribute…
Supreme Court to Review Who Gets to Keep $300 Billion in Fannie Mae-Freddie Mac Profits
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case brought by investors in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac who claim the federal government has wrongfully kept the two agencies' profits since they entered conservatorship…
Could These 6 Marijuana Stocks Recapture Much of Their Stock Losses?
Marijuana stocks have suffered a terrible beating in the past year or so. Here's a look at six former high-flyers and their prospects for a recovery.
IEA Forecasts Oil Supply to Outpace Demand in 2020 in Ugly Outlook for Crude
The International Energy Agency now forecasts a demand decline of nearly 8 million barrels a day in 2020, largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why Tesla Should Worry about Nikola, Workhorse, Nio and Hyliion
Competition for Tesla is heating up and the electric vehicle sector is on fire. Should Tesla be worried about competition or its own ability to execute?
Carnival, Other Cruisers’ Stocks Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere
Cruise ship stocks posted a late gain on Wednesday but gave most of it back on Thursday. The industry continues to search for a way to get back out to sea.
Jobs for Teens Soar in June as Economy Reopens, but Fewest Teens Working Since 2010
The number of U.S. teens who had jobs soared in June, but total teen employment is the lowest in a decade.
5 Oil Dividends That Are Still Too High
The oil and gas industry has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, but many companies have continued to pay their previous dividends. Are they going to be able to continue doing so?