thinkstockSeptember 30, 2015: Markets opened higher on Wednesday and the DJIA maintained a triple-digit point gain for the whole day. The ADP employment report was in-line with expectations and suggests no big…
The market volatility has left all investors a touch shaken, but the chatter of a bear market and a collapse ring pretty hollow when the economy is not in recession.
In the month of August, Google sites attracted more than 168 million unique viewers in the United States, according to comScore.
As of mid-September, there have been eight companies that have had dividend or buyback announcements that are simply too big to ignore.
thinkstockSeptember 11, 2015: Markets opened lower again on Friday but managed to pop above the break-even line in the noon hour. The good news seems to be a combination of two facts:…
courtesy of StarWars.comThe Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) may have fears of being highly valued for a Dow Jones Industrial Average component. It has also suffered on fears that it will fall…
Jon C. Ogg Based on a new promotion for Disney Movies Anywhere, the entertainment company just added a number of large partners, critical to the distribution of its content.
Commercials, despite being a minor inconvenience for those watching television, are what makes the advertising world turn round in that industry.
Only a couple of the country’s biggest media firms have managed to eke out a share price gain this year, while most have experienced a sharp drop in their share prices.
Wednesday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include ARM Holdings, AT&T, Hasbro, Lending Club, PNC Financial Services, Vodafone and Walt Disney.
According to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, one billion people connected on Facebook in a day. But does a more connected world accomplish any important goal?
UBS acknowledges that while ever more advertising revenue is headed toward the digital arena, broadcast TV stations and cable networks still garner a large share and patient investors could make some serious…
The market carnage appears to be subsiding. 24/7 Wall St. has compiled a list of a few companies that are bucking the presiding trends.
Google is by far the Internet’s largest search engine, and its various websites, including YouTube, continue to attract the largest audience for viewing online video.
The difference between the broad markets and Disney on Friday was that Disney bounced back quicker. That begs the question whether Disney has found a bottom.
Chris Lange 
