After Coach Inc’s COH 0.94% big earnings beat this week, Credit Suisse analysts released a report updating their outlook for the stock. Although the positive earnings report was a good sign for the company in the short-term, analysts feel that Coach still has a long way to go to prove that the company is back…
Credit Suisse released a note today following up on Alibaba Group Holding Ltd’s BABA 0.81% big Q4 earnings miss. Despite the disappointing numbers, analysts believe there’s still a lot to like about the stock.
The “Deflate-Gate” controversy has received a lot of media attention leading up to this year’s Super Bowl. However, the world of sports is no stranger to scandals and controversies. With Google Inc GOOG 4.67% GOOGL 4.74%‘s Trends web search statistics (normalized on a scale of 1-100) as a guide, here is a list of the top 10…
In a recent report, Credit Suisse gave their updated outlook for battered offshore drilling stocks. Last year was a nightmare for offshore drillers, as collapsing crude oil prices suffocated demand for drilling. But will things get better for drillers in 2015?
The Super Bowl is the biggest American sporting event of the year, and billions of dollars are spent on the game across the country. Here’s a look at some fun numbers surrounding this year’s game, according to WalletHub.
In a recent report, D.A. Davidson analysts focused on the outlook for the active lifestyle industry. Basic apparel earnings season kicks off this week when Hanesbrands Inc. HBI 4.04% reports earnings on January 29, and analysts gave their take on Hanesbrands and Gildan Activewear Inc (USA) GIL 0.34%.
Shares of United States Steel Corp X 5.94% plunged more than nine percent on Friday after Goldman Sachs analysts reduced its iron ore outlook for 2015, lowering the forecasted price from $80 to $66 per metric ton. Shares of U.S. Steel finished the week at new 52-week lows, but the stock erased all of last…
The Federal Reserve announced its latest monetary policy decision this week. Here is a brief rundown of some data that they likely considered.
Russia was making headlines again Tuesday, and the news didn’t get any better for the country’s battered economy, which is teetering on the brink of recession. Ratings agency Standard and Poor’s cut Russia’s foreign currency credit rating to BB+ and issued a negative outlook for the future.
In a recent report, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods took a deep look at the financial sector. The report included upward adjustments to earnings per share estimates for the following eight companies: