Blackstone shares dipped on Thursday after the company announced its newest investment. This is a first for Blackstone, moving into the life sciences industry, which it has historically avoided.
Chris Lange The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday include Barrick Gold, Blackstone, Chesapeake Energy, Dollar Tree, Intel, Qualcomm, Sirius XM, Texas Instruments and Vale.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen from Tuesday include Alliance Data Systems, Blackstone, Cognizant Technology Solutions, HCA, Paychex, Salesforce,com, Wynn Resorts, Yext and Zoetis.
LNG supplier Cheniere Energy has acquired subsidiary Cheniere Holdings in a stock-exchange deal that sets the stage for acquiring Cheniere Partners, the company's MLP.
These five companies that all pay at least a 5% dividend, have shares rated Buy by analysts and offer a reasonable degree of safety.
24/7 Wall St. perused all 86 picks from the Credit Suisse top picks list and picked out the few names that are still targeting upside of more than 50%.
Several U.S. companies are re-evaluating their relationship with the National Rifle Association following the school shooting last week in Florida.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Coca-Cola, Comcast, EA, Etsy, Facebook, FuelCell, Snap and Walmart.
Blackstone plans to invest in infrastructure in multiple ways. It is expected to begin making infrastructure investments in 2018.
Jon C. Ogg These five stocks could be great total return stories that also offer investors a degree of safety in what has become a very expensive stock market.
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These companies make sense for growth and income portfolios. They are big, safe and, best of all (for the time being), all the dividends look safe.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Wednesday include Blackstone, Ciena, Merck, Tempur Sealy and Universal Display.
24/7 Wall St. has screened the Credit Suisse Focus List to look for the stock for which Credit Suisse sees the most in implied total returns.
A $40 billion private equity fund targeting infrastructure deals should be enough to raise more than just a few eyebrows on Wall Street and Main Street alike.
Jon C. Ogg 
