Phillip Morris Earnings Up in Smoke
Phillip Morris International released a mixed third-quarter earnings report before the markets opened on Thursday.
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Why Coach Is Changing Its Name to Tapestry
Coach has announced that it is changing its name to Tapestry, a move that has met some initial resistance.
Procter & Gamble Declares Victory in Proxy Vote
Procter & Gamble said Tuesday morning that its slate of 11 candidates for the company's board were all elected. Activist investor Nelson Peltz was not among them.
What to Expect When PepsiCo Reports
PepsiCo is scheduled to release its most recent quarterly results before the markets open on Wednesday.
Why Jefferies Downgraded PepsiCo Ahead of Earnings
PepsiCo is scheduled to report its most recent quarterly results later this week, but one key analyst isn’t exactly bullish on what the company may have in store.
Nevada Rakes in $27 Million in Legal Pot Sales in First Month; Will Other States Follow?
Pot dispensaries in Nevada pulled in more than $27 million in July, the first month of recreational marijuana sales in the state, generating more than $3 million in taxes.
Is Too Much Happening All at Once at Philip Morris International?
When investors hear about management changes, reorganization, global market risks and a big analyst upgrade all at once, it's enough to make their heads spin.
China Seeks Domination — One Toilet Seat at a Time
A Chinese manufacturer of high-priced toilet seats sells more than 2 million units of more than 5,000 designs in Europe and the United States.
Nike Trampled After Q1 Earnings Report
After Nike reported its quarterly results late on Tuesday, the investor reaction Wednesday practically wiped out all of its gains so far this year. It doesn't seem like the sports apparel field is getting…
What to Expect When Nike Reports After the Close
Nike is schedule to release its most recent quarterly earnings report after the markets close on Tuesday.
Does Starbucks Coffee Cause Cancer?
Some scientists believe that a chemical in coffee causes cancer. Starbucks now faces the perception that it is doing something bad for its customers.
How Harry Potter Killed Scholastic Shares
Scholastic released its most recent quarterly results before the markets opened on Thursday. Looking at the numbers year over year, there is a huge disparity, and a reason behind it.
Is This the Start of the Inventure Foods Turnaround?
Shares of Inventure Foods saw one of their better gains in the market on Wednesday, after the firm said that it plans to sell its frozen food business.
Apple’s New iPhone X
Another smartphone to be released by Apple, dubbed the iPhone X, will offer next-generation technology. It also will be very expensive.
Smith & Wesson Parent Confirms Much More Pain in the Gun Business
American Outdoor Brands, parent of Smith & Wesson, has felt the slowdown of the gun business for much of 2017.