The struggling solar industry may not quite be out of the woods just yet, but Wall Street analysts are growing increasingly bullish on industry leader First Solar, Inc. FSLR 9.06%. On Tuesday, Bank of America and Cowen both released positive commentary on First Solar ahead of the company’s second-quarter earnings report expected on July 27.
Blue Apron Holdings Inc (NYSE: APRN) shares jumped 13 percent on Monday after a number of its IPO underwriters weighed in on the stock for the first time following the expiration of the mandatory post-IPO quiet period.
Apple Inc. AAPL 0.7% has teamed up with leading Hollywood action star and World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. WWE 2.33% superstar Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on a brand new three-minute commercialfor Apple’s Siri voice assistant.
Hasbro, Inc. HAS 0.84% shareholders are enduring a rough day of trading on Monday, with shares down 10.3 percent after a disappointing second-quarter earnings report from the toy giant. While Hasbro narrowly topped consensus analyst earnings and revenue expectations on the quarter, traders took the opportunity to cash out of a stock that had been red hot on the…
It’s been about one month since Chinese Premier Li Keqiang spoke at the World Economic Forum and said that China’s economy is not headed for a hard landing and that it will have no problem meeting growth targets in the near future. Since that time, Chinese commodity prices have been on a tear, with iron…
After conducting one of the most disastrous high-profile initial public offerings in recent history, Blue Apron Holdings Inc APRN 0.3%shares are finally getting a major boost on Monday after IPO underwriter Goldman Sachs stepped in with bullish commentary and a Buy rating for the stock.
Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. CMG 0.19% bulls have little reason for optimism these days when they’re looking at the battered stock’s chart. Last week was a disastrous week for Chipotle both from a fundamental and technical standpoint.
Two of the largest marketplaces on the dark net are now no more. This week, U.S. and European officials announced they have shut down both AlphaBay and Hansa Market, two of the largest online black markets in the world.
With the S&P 500 up another 9.8 percent in 2017, investors are growing increasingly impatient with underperforming hedge fund managers. Active money managers have struggled to keep pace with the market for years now, but even some of the most recognizable money managers on Wall Street are now seeing investors bailing out of their funds.
From time to time, everyone has a purchase they would love to return to the store for a refund, but they can’t find the receipt. Keeping up with paperwork can be difficult sometimes, but most people wouldn’t have any trouble keeping a $5 billion receipt perfectly safe.