Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Albemarle, Alcoa, American Airlines, Coinbase Global, Draftkings, Dropbox, Fortinet, Monster Beverage, Monster Beverage, Snowflake, Southwest Airlines, Walt Disney and XPO.
Meta Platforms reported a solid beat on both the top and bottom lines after markets closed on Wednesday, sending shares up more than 10% in Thursday's premarket.
Bob Iger, the returned chief executive, is supposed to be Disney’s savior. Are layoffs his only option?
Douglas A. McIntyre Equities traded higher in premarket action Tuesday. Tesla, which dropped big on Monday, was steadying, while AMC tanked on a proposed settlement to a shareholder lawsuit.
Chipmaker Intel told investors that it would be shipping new chips sooner than expected, and Disney pulled a fast one on Florida's state government.
Returning CEO Bob Iger was supposed to save Disney. Instead, he savaged the workforce.
Douglas A. McIntyre CEO Bob Iger begins the round of cost-cutting he promised activist investor Nelson Peltz last month in order to avoid a proxy fight, and Warren Buffett buys even more stock in oil…
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Amgen, Caterpillar, CF Industries, Coinbase Global, Fastly, Match, Newmont, Okta, Progressive, Toast, Under Armour, Walt Disney and Zim Integrated Shipping Services.
Friday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Affirm, Bank of America, Biogen, Bunge, Coupang, DraftKings, Kosmos Energy, Mattel, Nucor, Nvidia, SentinelOne, SunPower, Vale and Walt Disney.
On the face of it, Walt Disney earnings were OK, and the reaction was muted.
Douglas A. McIntyre One Dow stock and three others are set to report quarterly results after markets close on Wednesday.
Walt Disney's former chief executive was rewarded significantly for his humiliating exit.
Douglas A. McIntyre See why Mark G. Parker, who was just named board chair at Walt Disney, is its worst board member.
Douglas A. McIntyre Disney management now is up against a take-no-prisoners activist investor.
Douglas A. McIntyre The CES show closed on Sunday, Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma is walking away from control of Ant Group, and Goldman Sachs is getting set to fire about 3,200 employees.
