Plus, Italy announced a nation-wide lockdown in an attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus, Saudi Arabia and Russia escalated their oil price war, and Dick’s Sporting Goods is removing guns from another 440 stores.
Read MorePlus, activity in the U.S. services sector accelerated in February, GE said the coronavirus will impact Q1 earnings, and Arcturus Therapeutics shares are on the rise after the company joins the quest to find a COVID-19 vaccine.
Read MorePlus, Pfizer announced it is initiating a program to screen antiviral drugs in its pipeline to identify possible treatments for the coronavirus, Target and Kohl’s reported earnings, and Thermo Fisher is buying Qiagen.
Read MorePlus, Coca-Cola warned the virus could dent first quarter earnings, Deere delivered an earnings beat, and online pet food supplier Chewy got an upgrade.
Read MoreBy the end of last week, all of the major indices had pushed to or near a fresh set of all-time highs. The broad rally that began when the U.S. and China officially signed Phase One of what everybody hopes is a long-term trade deal gave the markets plenty of incentive to start looking into […]
Read MorePlus, Tesla priced its secondary offering and issued a recall of its Model X SUVs in North America, and AstraZeneca posted plunging profits.
Read MorePlus, the U.S. economy added 225,000 jobs in January, and Myriad Genetics shares are in free fall after it significantly missed on earnings.
Read MorePlus, Tesla shares are taking a hit as its production in China is halted by the coronavirus, private payrolls soared by 291,000 in January, and Macy’s just released a new turnaround plan.
Read MorePlus, there are now 8,200 confirmed cases of the Chinese coronavirus, Facebook reported a 51% rise in expenses, and GM said it’s bringing back the Hummer.
Read MoreOver the last couple of years, one of the industries that has struggled the most in the stock market has been the Auto industry. That includes stocks in the Auto Components sub-industry. This industry is made up of companies that supply and service automakers. Concern dating back to early 2018 from tariffs and trade tension […]
Read MorePlus, the Chinese coronavirus has spread to more than 4,600 patients, U.S. consumer confidence grew this month, and the U.K. is allowing vendors to use Huawei hardware in the build-out of the country’s 5G network.
Read MoreLast week the U.S. and China signed Phase One of most people anticipate will eventually prove to be a long-term trade deal. Investors are now anxiously awaiting Phase Two discussions, and while an actual, next-stage agreement could take some time, you can bet investors are going to be watching with as much interest and uncertainty […]
Read MorePlus, mortgage applications surged in the first week of the year, Goldman Sachs delivered an earnings beat, and Target’s holiday sales disappointed.
Read MorePlus, the U.S. just slapped new sanctions on Iran, the Labor Department’s December jobs report disappointed, and Six Flags received two downgrades from the same analyst in less than 24 hours.
Read MorePlus, the World Bank cut its outlook for global growth for this year, iPhone shipments to China surged 18% last month, and several retailers reported a disappointing holiday sales season.
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