Concern about IBM CEO Ginni Rometty's role as an advisor to President Trump has caused deep concern among some of her employees and may may spread to shareholders and customers.
Friday's analyst calls were dominated by the retail sector. Perhaps this is due to the proposed border adjustment tax looking dead on arrival.
Stocks were indicated marginally higher on Friday morning on what seems to be a very light news day. The Dow is still above 20,000 and the S&P 500 has gone above the…
In a reaction to the new Trump refugee ban, departing Starbucks CEO and founder Howard Schultz said the company will hire 10,000 refugees worldwide over the next five years.
Douglas A. McIntyre courtesy of Amazon.com Inc.Starbucks (NASDAQ: SBUX), according to its 10-K had 15,607 owned and licensed stores in what its calls āAmericasā against a total worldwide of 25,085 as of October 2, 2016.…
Douglas A. McIntyre Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) reported its fiscal first-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Thursday. The company posted $0.52 in earnings per share (EPS) and $5.7 billion in revenue, versus consensus…
Chris Lange The market is a lot more expensive than it was this time last year. While the Trump rally has been solid and hopes are high for an improving economy, it still makes…
24/7 Wall St. has put together a preview of AT&T, AbbVie, Starbucks and some of the major companies scheduled to share their quarterly results in the coming days.
Here is a peek at some of the top stock picks for 2017 that have been issued by top analysts on Wall Street.
A new Jefferies research report, while conceding that near-term fundamentals for many of the top companies in the restaurant arena are difficult, focuses on four top new money buys for 2017.
While the selling was robust, it certainly wasnāt extraordinary, and it should be expected given the big run in the markets this year.
Ahead of its Investor Day on December 7, Starbucks Corporation (NYSE: SBUX) was given a review by Credit Suisse about quantifying the impact of “My Starbucks Rewards” on the Starbucks’ same store…
Jon C. Ogg There are other public company CEOs who should follow Howard Schultz's lead, but do so because their companies are failures.
Wall Street and investors hate to see iconic CEOs resign. Howard Schultz has tried to leave Starbucks before, but this time looks like it will be for real.
Jon C. Ogg Equity markets seem as though they normalized after the massive post-election rally of the last two weeks. The markets were indicated up marginally on Monday morning ahead of the shortened work week.…
