General Electric has struck a deal with Wabtec to merge the conglomerate's transportation division into a new subsidiary of Wabtec in exchange for $2.9 billion in cash in a deal valued at…
Paul Ausick GE is poised to radically change one of its divisions, "Deadpool 2" rules the box office, oil prices will hit the bottom lines of airlines, and other important headlines.
The Dow's worst performing stock for the past 5 weeks has been consumer products giant Procter & Gamble. Last week was an uneventful one for the company as the stock ticked up…
To succeed in the U.S. economy, companies must constantly adapt to changing conditions. Though some of the nation’s largest corporations — companies such as General Electric, Exxon Mobil, and Walmart — have…
Nike, General Electric, Disney and Walmart led the Dow to a small gain on Wednesday.
Procter & Gamble was able to add a bit to its share price last week, but not enough for it to shake its position as the worst performing Dow stock of 2018.
Judging by the most shorted stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange between the April 13 and April 30 settlement dates, those sellers were focusing a one or two favorites.
DowDuPont, General Electric, Exxon Mobil, and Merck led the Dow to a solid gain Wednesday.
An overheating main bearing caused the Navy's newest aircraft carrier to return to port following a January incident. This is the latest in a long string of problems with the Navy's $13…
Paul Ausick Procter & Gamble is holding on to its ranking as the worst-performing stock among the 30 equities that comprise the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Odd behavior CEO Elon Musk hurts Tesla stock, Xiaomi plans a massive IPO, Sprint's CEO gets a promotion, and other important headlines.
Verizon, GE, Microsoft, and Intel were among the Dow's leading losers Monday.
Consumer products giant Procter & Gamble remains the worst performing Dow stock of the year to date and, unless it can come up with some way to turn around sales, it could…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Amazon, Chipotle, Facebook, General Electric, Intel, Microsoft, Nike, Snap and Symantec.
Airbus reported first-quarter results Friday morning and there were no big surprises. The company's well-publicized problems with the new engines on its best-selling A320 sharply curtailed deliveries to customers.
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