The 5 Most Shorted Nasdaq Stocks: Short Sellers Still Cautious
The most shorted of Nasdaq stock, Sirius XM, bucked the trend with a sharp increase in the number of its shares short.
The most shorted of Nasdaq stock, Sirius XM, bucked the trend with a sharp increase in the number of its shares short.
MGT Capital Investments has named John McAfee its new chairman and CEO and the company will be renamed John McAfee Global Technologies.
Google parent Alphabet and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles made history this week with the first major partnership on advancing driverless cars.
A pharmaceutical company could face a threat to one of its products for a number of reasons, ranging from an improved formulation to a patent expiry and the opening of the floodgates for generic…
This merger fell through not because it would have been anticompetitive. It fell through because neither Halliburton nor Baker Hughes is in existential danger, at least not yet.
Infectious diseases always have been a hot topic in biotech, but over the past half decade more capital has been drawn into the space.
A reported shift in focus has a number of analysts suggesting that Twitter is at a turnaround point and, going forward, makes for an attractive investment opportunity at its current price.
Should investors sell in May and go away this year? That largely depends on three foreseeable things.
Capital One’s bottom line miss is a result of the firm preemptively protecting itself against expected defaults from weakened industries.
The largest decline among the top five most shorted Nasdaq stocks was in the shares of biopharmaceutical company MannKind. Intel’s short interest was essentially the same as at the end of March.
Freeport-McMoRan saw a bump in the number of its shares short, while Sprint’s short interest was essentially the same as at the end of March.
Saudi Arabia has just released a 12,000-word, 15-year plan for supposedly revamping its economy called "Saudi Vision 2030."
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Volkswagen has had a tough six months. A number of companies are set to benefit from German car maker’s woes.
The personal computer is slowly but surely dying. Here are two companies that could struggle as 2016 plays out.
Strikebreakers are hard at work at Verizon Communications, some working 12-hour shifts to fill in for some 40,000 union workers on strike since April 13.
Target announced this week that it would raise the minimum wage for its workers to $10 an hour. Investors are speculating whether this is a public relations move.
Saudi Arabia has threatened to dump its U.S. Treasury holdings if a bill stripping the Saudi Arabian government of its immunity against private lawsuits relating to the 9/11 attacks were to pass.
Can Tesla get its Model 3 out on time and maintain a sound capital position while it does? If so, it will be heralded as the company that brought all-electric vehicles to the mainstream.
Foursquare has given Chipotle Mexican Grill investors a preview of what are predicted to be horrible earnings for the restaurant chain come April 26.