America’s Most Hated Companies
To be truly hated, a company must alienate a large number of people. It may irritate consumers with bad customer service, upset employees by paying low wages, and disappoint Wall Street with…
To be truly hated, a company must alienate a large number of people. It may irritate consumers with bad customer service, upset employees by paying low wages, and disappoint Wall Street with…
Among the most heavily shorted stocks changing hands on the Nasdaq as last year wound to a close, short sellers shied away from Frontier Communications and Intel.
When it comes to the products and services consumers love to hate, pay TV, Internet service providers and airlines have little serious competition.
Among the most heavily shorted stocks traded on the Nasdaq between the November 28 and December 15 settlement dates, only Frontier Communications saw some rise in short interest.
Oppenheimer released a report following the recent AWS-3 auction that details what the future holds for all the telecom stocks fighting for the spectrum.
Among the most heavily shorted Nasdaq stocks between the November 14 and November 28 settlement dates, only BlackBerry saw a significant rise in short interest.
DirecTV on Friday became the first so-called multichannel video programming distributor to deliver 4K ultra-high definition video on-demand directly.
The 13 largest pay-TV providers in the United States lost a total of about 150,000 subscribers in the third quarter of 2014.
While “Big Hero 6” is expected to lead the box office sweepstakes again this weekend, the “Dumb and Dumber To” debut is expected to nab second place.
This Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Comcast, Groupon, HCA, J.P. Morgan, JetBlue, NetApp and Verifone.
Surges in short interest in Intel and Comcast between the October 15 and October 31 settlement dates made sure they remained near the top of the list of most shorted Nasdaq stocks.
The White House has released the start of President Obama's plan for what is being called a free and open Internet.
The first Friday in November marks the beginning of the holiday movie season, which runs through the week or weekend of New Year's Day.
While Taylor Swift and the major record labels still want music fans to buy overpriced CDs, their customers have pretty much moved on.
The major movie studios do not relish competing with a Halloween Friday and all the trick-or-treating and holiday parties.