November 21, 2016: Markets opened higher Monday and all three major indexes put up new, all-time intra-day highs after Friday’s modest sell-off. The energy sector added about 2% for the day’s best…
Outside of Warren Buffett being one of the richest men alive and being considered the greatest investor of modern times, there have been many key changes in the Buffett stocks over recent…
November 10, 2016: Markets opened higher Thursday but the tech heavy Nasdaq Composite soon fell into the red and may not make it out by the end of the trading session. The…
If there has been on Dow stock that has managed to disappoint in recent years, IBM probably first comes to mind. Yet, according to a Merrill Lynch analyst, IBM could have several…
Jon C. Ogg The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Thursday morning include IBM, Qualcomm, Valeant, Yum China, CSX and DeVry.
With the busiest earnings week behind us, it appears some of the restriction windows at major U.S. corporations are starting to open up a little.
Beating estimates on the top and bottom lines was not enough to drive IBM stock higher, and many analysts soured on this report, cutting their targets.
Chris Lange The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Tuesday morning include Chipotle Mexican Grill, IBM, Level 3 Communications, Netflix, PayPal and Salesforce.com.
IBM reported better-than-expected third-quarter financial results after markets closed on Monday.
Chris Lange While CEO Rometty has kept the bottom line strong over the past few years, IBM's top line has been sinking in this time, leading to some fallout among investors from growth concerns.
Chris Lange A third of the Dow Jones Industrial Average is reporting quarterly results this week, which has the potential to push the Dow back up to its highs.
Despite the up and down nature of earnings from Twitter, it is an interesting franchise that under better corporate leadership could prosper.
Of the companies that have lost brand value since the last Interbrand survey, some, like IBM, Xerox and Gillette, have been on steady downward trajectories.
The value of the IBM brand cratered 19% to less than $523 billion, according to the Interbrand Best Global Brands 2016 survey.
Douglas A. McIntyre Apple is the world's top brand, but Facebook is the fastest growing, according to the new Interbrand Best Global Brands 2016.
