U.S. stocks are falling on Friday following a surprisingly strong October jobs report. The U.S. added 271,000 jobs in October, well ahead of consensus estimates of 180,000. The S&P 500 traded down slightly following the report, but bank stocks reacted positively to the news.
TINYpulse just completed its annual Employment Engagement & Organizational Culture Report, and it contains some eye-opening statistics about employee satisfaction.
China has been one of the major causes for concern in global equity markets this year. China GDP growth numbers remain solid, but the economic community has a general mistrust about the accuracy of China’s self-reported numbers.
In a Friday morning speech, President Obama officially rejected the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline. The proposed pipeline would have linked pipeline networks in Canada and the United States and opened the gates for 800,000 barrels per day of Canadian heavy crude oil and diluted bitumen to be pumped down to U.S. refineries in Illinois…
In a new report, Macquarie analyst Gurpreet Gujral explains why now is the time to be buying First Solar and SunPower. Macquarie sees a major trend in the solar industry that will make 2016 a big year for the two companies.
HBO announced this week that the company has struck a four-year deal with comedian and former “Daily Show” host Jon Stewart. In a statement, HBO said that Stewart will be working with graphics company OTOY to produce streaming content related to current events.
The stock market has historically been hard to beat when it comes to long-term returns. However, there are several reasons why the growing world of alternative lending could be better for long-term investors than the stock market at current levels.
In a new report, Citi Research analyst Mark May discussed the firm’s YouTube Tracker numbers for the month of October. May broke down the good and the bad for the month and gave his take on the growth prospects for YouTube looking forward.
In a new report, Goldman Sachs analyst Patrick Archambault explained why Tesla’s Q3 earnings report wasn’t as bad as some had feared. However, the company’s recent numbers don’t make the stock a buy just yet.
Taser just reported a mixed bag of Q3 numbers, and Oppenheimer analyst Andrew Uerkwitz wasn’t particularly impressed. In a new report, Uerkwitz discussed where Taser is likely to go from here.