As the world population continues to grow, particularly in heavily-populated emerging market countries like China and India, global energy demand will expand to become a major issue in the future. However, the problem will not simply be how to tackle exploding demand, it will be how to meet the world’s booming energy demands in a…
With Apple Inc. AAPL 2.4%’s Q4 earnings due out on January 26, JPMorgan analyst Rod Hall is looking for any clues about the strength of Apple’s quarter. In a new report, Hall looked to a pair of Apple suppliers for insight into Apple’s Q4 performance.
According to tech stock expert Sean Udall, GoPro Inc GPRO 8.17%’s market cap has now declined to the point at which it will likely face the prospect of a hostile takeover.
A new study by CreditCards.com ranked each U.S. state by how well its residents manage money. The study compared the credit scores of residents to their income levels.
In a new report, JPMorgan analyst Michael Rehaut lists and answers the ten biggest questions about homebuilders in 2016. Here’s the full list:
In a new report, Societe Generale analyst Albert Edwards explains why the bumpy start to 2016 for global equity markets could be the beginning of a catastrophic collapse in equity valuations to levels below the ones seen during the worst of the Financial Crisis.
Jefferies analyst John Janedis believes that media stocks will surprise to the upside this earnings season. In a new report, Janedis notes that, despite the media industry being caught in a bear market, the Q4 ad market remained strong.
In a series of new research reports, Deutsche Bank explains why it may be time for investors to forget about FANG — (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google) a term and trade popularized by Jim Cramer — and go with GAFT stocks in 2016.
Despite all the concerns about the health of the Chinese economy, Yum! Brands, Inc. YUM 4.17% reported some surprisingly strong 1 percent year-over-year sales growth in its China division in December. Here’s what five top Wall Street firms have to say about Yum following the news.
In a new report, Marty Fridson, CIO at Lehmann Livian Fridson Advisors LLC – a wealth management fund specializing in income investing, focuses on speculative high-yield corporate bonds. Fridson has crunched the numbers and has determined that the market is currently pricing in a 44 percent chance of a U.S. recession within the next year.