McDonald's stock has been on fire over the past six months, and it remains a solid pick for investors seeking dividends and a degree of safety. But how will this fast-food giant…
Chris Lange The top analyst calls for Tuesday, January 5, 2016, include Anadarko, CSC, DuPont, First Solar, Halliburton, Mattel, Priceline and Starbucks.
One great move is to look for safe stocks that pay solid dividends. That often means companies where the demand rarely drops, despite economic and market conditions.
The top analyst calls for Monday, January 4, 2016, include Amazon, Chesapeake, Chipotle, Deere, Delphi, Lululemon, Pandora, McDonald's and Atlassian.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) had a bad year in 2015. It dropped 2.23% to 17,425. The performance would have been worse if not for a handful of stocks representing some…
Barnes & Noble has to find something that it can sell in a brick-and-mortar setting that Amazon.com cannot because it does not have physical stores.
24/7 Wall St. has put together a look the top eight Dow stocks of 2015 ahead of Christmas this year.
For Amazon management, possible worker unrest in the United States should create anxiety.
McDonald’s Corp. (NYSE: MCD) was considered in permanent decline two years ago, plagued by an outdated menu and a market share drop caused by smaller fast food chains, including Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.…
A research firm recently said that Wal-Mart's outsourcing of manufacturing to China has cost the United States 400,000 jobs.
With less than 45 days remaining until the start of 2016, the goal of 24/7 Wall St. is to identify those companies that are likely to announce dividend hikes between now and…
Credit Suisse reiterated its Outperform rating on McDonald's shares raised its price target by $10.
Jon C. Ogg Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, Amazon.com, EMC, McDonald's, MetLife, Microsoft, SanDisk and Tyco International.
When was the last time you remember shares of McDonald's being halted for "news pending" during the middle of a trading day?
Jon C. Ogg If McDonald's continues to listen to consumers’ desires, perhaps its profits will continue to rise, even though it will be paying out higher salaries.
