Although the strong dollar has had a negative impact on Apple’s operations over the past several quarters, the company’s large FX hedging positions have provided major benefits as well. Stifel analyst Aaron Rakers recently took a look at Apple’s FX hedging situation headed into 2016.
Wall Street woke up to yet another big M&A headline on Friday morning, as chemical giants Dow and DuPont have agreed to join their combined $130 billion in market cap into a single entity before splitting the assets into three different companies. The new agriculture company would likely have a combined revenue of $19 billion,…
In a new report, Pacific Crest analyst Edward Yruma discussed the firm’s initiation on the e-commerce space. Yruma believes these high-flying stocks have plenty of room remaining to the upside.
In a new report, JPMorgan analyst Dubravko Lakos-Bujas described the firm’s cautiously bullish stance on energy stocks heading into 2016. The report included JPMorgan’s top 15 energy stock picks.
FindTheCompany recently compiled its list of the 25 worst performing CEOs in the country. Here’s a look at the names that made the list.
Apple is reportedly planning a special event for March 2016 at which it intends to unveil the second generation Apple Watch. However, another possible reveal at this upcoming event could be the rumored iPhone 6c device.
“Alternative financing,” “marketplace lending,” “crowdfunding” — these buzzwords are here to stay, so we think it’s time to define them. As these financial products have grown in popularity, the awareness of how vast this landscape stretches has remained flat. Here’s a breakdown of what these terms mean and the countless opportunities they provide.
In a new report, Topeka Capital Markets analyst David Miller explains why Topeka has upgraded Lamar Advertising from Hold to Buy. Miller loves the company’s robust dividend and sees no secular threat to its business.
In a new report, HSBC analyst Fredrik Nerbrand named the firm’s top 10 market risks for 2016. Here’s a breakdown of the list.
In a new report, 720 Global discusses the FANG trade and why now is a good time to become de-FANGed. FANG is an acronym used to describe four of the largest high-growth tech stocks in the world: Facebook Inc FB 1.75%, Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 2.02%, Netflix, Inc. NFLX 2.06% and Alphabet Inc GOOGL 1.95%‘s Google.