Starbucks Earnings: Sales beat expectations, but closes more than half of China stores amid coronavirus
The coffee giant’s comp sales beat expectations. …read more […]
The coffee giant’s comp sales beat expectations. …read more […]
A closely watched bond market phenomenon has again flashed yellow, but investors are loathe to give it much weight.
A closely watched bond market phenomenon has again flashed yellow, but investors are loathe to give it much weight. An inverted yield curve has historically been an indicator of looming recession as it tends to reflect worries over future growth among bond investors. “The state of the U.S. economy seems to be steady as she goes,” said Michael Lorizio, senior fixed income trader at Manulife Asset Management. …read more […]
The printing products company posts earnings beat, but its bid for HP hits a wall Continue reading… …read more […]
Sports gambling… It’s here to stay.
According to the American Gaming Association, $150 billion is bet – illegally – on sports each year.
But starting now, various states across the country are getting set up to legalize sports gambling so they can collect tax revenue on it.
As investors, this presents us with an opportunity…
Which companies will emerge as the winners in this new, legalized sports betting environment?
That’s the focus of today’s Trade of the Day… because I have one name that I’d like you to put on your speculative radar, and I believe it’s best positioned to capitalize on this emerging trend.
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General Electric reports earnings tomorrow. JPMorgan’s Stephen Tusa said the eventual return of Boeing’s 737 Max could hurt GE’s bottom line. …read more […]
Electric pickup truck start-up Lordstown Motors is pursuing a $200 million loan from a U.S. Energy Department program to retool a former General Motors factory in northeast Ohio, Chief Executive Steve Burns told Reuters.
Oil futures edged up on Tuesday after falling for five days, gaining support from a rebound in Wall Street stocks and talk that OPEC and its allies might tighten the market amid fears the coronavirus could weigh on oil demand.
Global equity markets rebounded in a broad rally on Tuesday and some safe-haven assets lost a bit of their appeal as investors took a less pessimistic view of the potential economic fallout from China’s coronavirus outbreak.
If Sanders wins big in Iowa, markets will have to reckon with his anti-business agenda. …read more […]
Harley-Davidson Inc on Tuesday reported a decline in quarterly motorcycle revenue that outpaced Wall Street’s estimates as retail sales in the United States dived again, sending its shares lower.
Buckle up. Tesla’s quarterly report could be another wild ride for investors.
The U.S. economy will grow at a “solid” rate of 2.2% this year, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office forecast on Tuesday, but with federal budget deficits hitting $1.015 trillion.
United Airlines Holdings Inc is cancelling some flights to China as Facebook Inc and other global companies restrict travel to the country, with concerns over a flu-like virus deepening.
Canada, the only member of an elite intelligence-sharing network yet to decide whether to allow the use of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd 5G technology, on Tuesday said it was studying Britain’s decision not to ban the Chinese telecoms giant from the West’s next-generation communications.
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