Earnings Edge
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Government relief plans, massive merger integrations and, oh yeah, actual banking results. How do you digest all that into a buy or sell order for JPM? Read on for more issues you need to consider before testing the waters of this bank's equity pool.
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Earnings, real and growing earnings from a company not in the middle of the financial crisis. Come and get em!
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While the broader market has edged lower over the last two months, FedEx shares are up a whopping 20%. You can thank falling oil prices for some of that gain, but what about the future? Oil prices have fallen in part due to worries about a slowing global economy.
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This is about as important as earnings reports get. After Monday's sharp declines, investors are looking for signs either to keep on selling or finally get back in the market. Goldman's earnings will set the tone for Tuesday's trading.
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In a parting shot, Freddie Mac sucker punches a major index's third-quarter earnings forecast. Enough already!
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The "bond kings" gather to comment on the credit crunch while the CEO of BorgWarner says his company has come up with a technology that improves fuel efficiency and lowers emissions for automobiles. Following are today's top videos:
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A new groundbreaking research that could potentially lead to cure Alzheimer's disease and on how Chesapeake's CEO hopes to move Americans away from "expensive imported oil" to natural gas. Following are today's top videos:
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An analyst predicts that gold will head into a bull market, and Washington Mutual increases its liquidity position. The following are today's top videos:
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Pimco's Bill Gross made comments on the housing market, and Facebook's CEO explained his firm's new site design.
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Wachovia, which on Tuesday posted a record $8.86 billion second-quarter loss, said Chief Financial Officer Thomas Wurtz plans to leave the fourth-largest U.S. bank after a successor is named.
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See what Beijing is doing to tackle its air pollution problems and listen to a CEO's comments on New York's real estate business. Following are today's top videos:
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Mobile phone chip and technology supplier Qualcomm posted a profit for its fiscal third quarter and revenue rose amid increasing demand for phones with high-speed Web links.
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The company holds to its 2008 outlook, despite a drop in second-quarter earnings. and says it is will continue to look at possible transactions, says CEO Jerry Yang.
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Apple was among those companies reporting earnings, while Ladenburg Thalmann's Dick Bove was sued sued by a small bank in Florida.
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Regulators continue to crack down, high-end homes go to auction and Microsoft misses its earnings forecast. Following are today's top videos:
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Computer chip maker Advanced Micro Devices said Thursday that Chief Executive Hector Ruiz was stepping down to be replaced by President and Chief Operating Officer Dirk Meyer, effective immediately.
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Microsoft reported fourth-quarter earnings of 46 cents per share on revenue of $15.84 billion -- falling short of analyst estimates.
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Financial stocks are enjoying a truly astounding rally. Now it's Merrill's turn to keep the bulls in charge or... renew worries about continuing losses from the credit crisis. Which will it be?
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SEC's chairman Christopher Cox issued its emergency ruling against naked short-selling, and Wells Fargo reported surprisingly strong quarterly results and raised its dividends. Following are the day's top videos:
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Wells Fargo, the biggest bank on the U.S. West Coast, reported better-than-expected quarterly results and raised its dividend despite a 23 percent decline in profit caused by deteriorating credit.