Xerox Is Not the Problem, the Whole IT Services Industry Is
It is not just Xerox that is struggling these days in business support services. In fact, its competitors are not doing any better. Something is wrong with the whole industry.
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Trey Thoelcke
Why the Market Is Not Buying Into the JC Penney Turnaround
J.C. Penney has executed well on its merchandising strategies. Despite this, the company's stock is still down 9% year over year and 25% from its 52-week high.
Puerto Rico vs. Greece
It is no coincidence that Puerto Rico publicly admitted its debts could not be repaid at the same time that Greece technically defaults to the International Monetary Fund.
Is It Time to Stop Chasing Netflix Higher?
There are still better ways to spend $666 than buying one share of a nosebleed stock with no dividend and a history of collapse on singular mistakes.
CAR T-Cell Stocks a Better Way to Leverage Biotech Than New 3x ETFs
If you missed the biotech run and want to try to catch the train this late in the game, it would be wise not to use the new Proshares leveraged biotech ETFs.
Why Apple Short Sellers Remain Cautious
The number of Apple shares sold short continued to dwindle in early June, as the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) took place.
The 6 Most Heavily Shorted Nasdaq Stocks in June
Between the May 15 and May 29 settlement dates, Sirius XM was dethroned as the most heavily shorted stock traded on the Nasdaq.
The 6 Most Heavily Shorted NYSE Stocks in June
AT&T continued to reign as the most shorted stock trading on the New York Stock Exchange between the May 29 and June 15 settlement dates.
2 Possibilities With BlackBerry, and the Likelihood of Each
Beyond the short-term headlines of BlackBerry missing estimates, what can we get from its earnings statement regarding its possible future?
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edges Out the iPhone 6
Media pundits give the Samsung Galaxy S6 slightly more accolades than Apple's iPhone 6.
Will Falling Coffee Demand Hurt Keurig Green Mountain and Starbucks?
Monday morning, Reuters cited a USDA report that indicated that forecast coffee consumption in the United States will fall in the upcoming 2015/16 season.
Hershey Global Expansion Hits a Rocky Patch
Hershey experienced greater than expected headwinds in China so far this quarter. A softened Chinese economy compelled consumers to spend less on its products.
Does Southwest Really Deserve a Downgrade?
Stuck in the midst of the downturn in transports are the major airline stocks. Southwest Airlines took a hit Thursday morning after Barclays.
Kroger Is Not Taking the Competition Lying Down
In its first-quarter earnings report, Kroger gave a nod to the increasing role of technology and e-commerce in the consumer landscape.
What the Sell-Off in Its Shares Says About FedEx
The sharp drop in FedEx shares betrays more about current market weakness than it does about FedEx in particular, or even delivery services in general.
Does Google Need All of Its Products?
Should Google follow Yahoo's lead and cut back on some of its more than 50 products?
Should Apparel Retailers Sell Exclusively on Amazon?
Apparel retailers operate in a highly competitive environment. They may want to do away with their brick-and-mortar operations altogether and partner up with Amazon.com.
Twitter Needs to Get Users Talking to One Another
The heart of Twitter’s strategic failure lies in the fact that Twitter functions mainly as a content feed provider.
Altria Finally Outperforms Phillip Morris International, Due to Debt and Taxes
By revenue, earnings and market cap, Phillip Morris is bigger than Altria. And since the last major bear market bottom in 2009, its shares have generally outperformed Altria.
The 5 States With the Most Expensive Gas Prices
People like to complain about gasoline prices. After all, it comes straight out of your pockets when you drive to work.