Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Advanced Micro Devices, Amazon.com, Colgate-Palmolive, Kohl's, Lockheed Martin, Lyft, Macy's, Meta Platforms, Okta, Shopify, Tesla and Uber Technologies.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alphabet, Amazon.com, APA, Diamondback Energy, D.R. Horton, Enphase Energy, Fisker, Fox, Microsoft, Mobileye Global, Philip Morris International, Shoals Technologies, SunPower and Toast.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Amazon.com, Blackstone, Caesars Entertainment, Dollar Tree, DraftKings, GlobalFoundries, IBM, Lyft, Marathon Oil, McDonald's, Palo Alto Networks, Starbucks, Target, Toast and ZScaler.
Thursday was a second consecutive down day, especially for growth stocks. Friday is off to a somewhat better start, as premarket trading in Netflix is lifting all growth boats. Will it last…
All eyes Thursday morning were focused on the CPI report due out before markets open for regular trading.
Amazon CEO Jassy blamed the firings on the economy, which is only partially true. He has to take a substantial part of the blame.
Douglas A. McIntyre Amazon announced an increase to 18,000 staff firings and AMD launched new chips at the CES show in Las Vegas.
These 11 top Goldman Sachs stock picks match the firm's 10 tech trends for 2023. Growth investors with a long-term time horizon could be poised to make some huge profits from these…
The holiday shopping season is off to a strong start, and these five companies have shined the brightest so far. It is a good bet that Amazon, Walmart and these other stocks…
Monday's top analyst calls were on Activision Blizzard, Amazon.com, Bilibili, Coupa Software, Deere, DraftKings, JD.com, Lufax, Meta Platforms, Redfin, Tyson Foods, Visa, Upstart, Wynn Resorts and more.
Former hedge fund chief, founder of TheStreet.com, and CNBC stock picker Jim Cramer chose the tech stocks he believes will make a comeback from major market sell-offs. They have been the most…
Douglas A. McIntyre Amazon's CEO suggested he will gut the cloud and e-commerce employee base beyond the 10,000 people he has pushed out into the economic winter.
Douglas A. McIntyre The undermining of the success of Amazon’s e-commerce business leaves it vulnerable and will cost thousands of Amazon workers their jobs.
Douglas A. McIntyre Why Jeff Bezos needs to return as Amazon's CEO, as founders occasionally do when their companies get into deep trouble.
Douglas A. McIntyre Walmart has trounced Amazon in the stock market, a situation few people would have believed a year ago.
