Thursday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Albertsons Companies, Ally Financial, Datadog, Dominion Energy, Oracle, Southern, Spotify Technology, Sunnova Energy, Sunrun and Xcel Energy.
Here is a look at what to expect from these four companies when they report quarterly results before markets open on Wednesday.
New rules adopted by the U.S. Commerce Department have hit chipmakers and semiconductor equipment makers hard.
After markets close Tuesday, video streaming giant Netflix will report quarterly earnings that are not expected to be a significant improvement over prior quarter results. Four other firms report results early Wednesday.
Here are previews of three companies set to report quarterly earnings late Tuesday or early Wednesday.
Intel's $5.4 billion acquisition of Tower Semiconductor was juicing up tech stocks in the early going Tuesday.
Application software stocks were trading up slightly shortly after Friday's opening bell, while chip and chip equipment makers mostly traded lower.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alibaba, Cerner, Ericsson, Mastercard, McDonald’s, Micron Technology, STMicroelectronics and Visa.
Three Dow Jones industrial average components are reporting June-quarter results before markets open Wednesday.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Advanced Micro Devices, Boston Scientific, Intel, Kinder Morgan, Nordstrom, Riot Blockchain and Virgin Galactic.
Five companies with valuations exceeding $100 billion are set to report quarterly results in the next two days. Here's what to expect.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Dollar General, DuPont, Dynatrace, Goldfields, Kansas City Southern, Pinterest, Snap and Sunrun.
Semiconductor manufacturing giant TSMC reported better-than-expected quarterly and annual results Thursday morning. But the real winners could be the companies that provide services to TSMC.
Semiconductor equipment company stocks have had a strong 12-month run, and Needham has selected Applied Materials as its top pick going forward.
While chipmaking giant Intel may be having manufacturing difficulties with its latest chip designs, the makers of semiconductor manufacturing equipment are flourishing.
