According to more than two dozen investors and current and formerYahoo! Inc. NASDAQYHOO employees, things started to quickly unravel for the company after CEO Marissa Mayer failed to keep her secret 2015 pledge to investors to limit the company’s spending. TheWall Street Journal’s Douglas MacMillan reported Mayer’s decision to aggressively invest in growth initiatives put…
Investors have taken very little comfort from the inaction of monetary policy officials from four major global economies this week. Officials from the United States, Japan, the U.K. and Switzerland all decided to leave policy unchanged this week ahead of the highly-anticipated U.K. “Brexit” vote next week.
The 2016 Citi Industrials Conference took place this week, and analyst Christian Wetherbee released a series of new notes with takeaways from the conference and commentary on a number of railway stocks. Here’s a look at what he had to say.
Unfortunately for investors, it may be much easier these days to find a good beer than to find a good beer stock. According to Citi analyst Wendy Nicholson, U.S. consumers are drinking more wine and spirits, which has put pressure on the beer business.
LinkedIn Corp LNKD 0.01% shareholders weren’t the only big winners this week when Microsoft Corporation MSFT 2.24%announced it was buying the social media company for $26 billion.
According to the latest data from TickerTags, this weekend could be a historic one for Walt Disney Co DIS 0.75%. Social media buzz surrounding Disney’s new movie “Finding Dory” is unprecedented.
After briefly spiking above $51/bbl, WTI crude oil prices are back down under $47 following six consecutive days of declines and a weak U.S. stock draw this week. According to D.A. Davidson analyst John Rogers, oil and gas investor shouldn’t sweat the recent pullback.
Citron Research executive editor Andrew Left appeared on CNBC on Wednesday to discuss his short position in Facebook Inc FB 0.89%.
The iShares Barclays 20+ Yr Treas.Bond (ETF) TLT 0.46% has broken out to new all-time highs in June. However, the ETF’s chart indicates the run-up may be on a breather for the time being.
Neilson recently released C3 ratings through the end of May, and Goldman Sachs analyst Drew Borst took a look at how TV ratings are holding up and which companies are getting hit hardest by cord-cutting.