The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Tuesday include Coca-Cola, Deutsche Bank, General Electric, JD.com, Peabody Energy, Qualcomm and WisdomTree Investments.
Here are four businesses GE will be looking to hive off in the next couple of years.
Jon C. Ogg Monday was a flat day for the broad U.S. markets. Although the major exchanges started out they day negative, they ended on a slightly positive note. Crude oil took a cue from…
Chris Lange General Electric, Synergy Pharmaceuticals, LendingClub, and Newell Brands all posted new 52-week lows on Monday.
The reduction in GE's dividend had likely been priced into the stock before this morning's announcement. The market is still reacting to what else CEO John Flannery had to say.
Paul Ausick GE announced a 50% cut to its dividend early Monday morning, ahead of a presentation by CEO John Flannery that is expected to set a new direction for the 125 year-old firm.
Paul Ausick Qualcomm has a plan to fend off a buyout offer from Broadcom, GE's turnaround will be based on a limited number of the its businesses, the value of bitcoin has collapsed and…
As the market has continue to rise this year, IBM shares have stayed mired among the poorest performing Dow shares.
As new GE (NYSE: GE) CEO John Flannery slashes jobs, eliminates use of company aircraft and executive cars, and readies answers to what his future plans are, a large amount of the…
Douglas A. McIntyre Shares of GE regained a little ground last week, but it remains mired in its place as the worst performing stock on the DJIA index. Can CEO John Flannery's Monday presentation begin…
Paul Ausick At next Monday's investor day, GE CEO John Flannery will present his vision and strategy going forward. It's not too much to say that a lot is riding on what he says.
Paul Ausick Short interest in GE dropped by about 20% in the month of October. On Monday CEO John Flannery is set to reveal his strategy for the company, an event that could see…
Paul Ausick A look at the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange suggests that short sellers started to load up on some of their favorites in late October.
Oilfield services firm Baker Hughes has announced a $3 billion share buyback program and an authorization from its board of directors to issue new debt.
Paul Ausick GE ended its streak of consecutive 52-week lows on Friday after the shares had dipped below $20 for the first time in five years.
