Insight on President-elect Barack Obama's plans to boost the economy, with CNBC's John Harwood; Robert Johnson, RLJ Companies; Robert Shrum,...
Investors should look to short-dated corporate bonds in companies like BMW, Porche, Daimler and Deutsche Telecom, Louis Gargour from LNG Cap...
Investors should look for companies with high-quality earning streams such as Coca-Cola and risk assets, Julian Pendock from Senhouse Capita...
Protect your wealth by just staying out of the market when you're unsure, advises Kirby Daley, senior strategist at the Newedge Group. He su...
One can still find decent returns in high rate corporate bonds, inflation-linked bonds and cash-rich companies, says Daphne Roth, head of eq...
The Association of British Insurers eased the process for companies looking to conduct major rights issues, by changing the guidelines Monda...
After weeks of speculation surrounding his health, Steve Jobs is speaking out, reports CNBC's Jim Goldman; Insight on how transparent compan...
Tech companies worth considering in the new year and when to buy them, with Rob Enderle, the Enderle Group; Jim Suva, Citi director of inves...
When you add up all the TARP money the Treasury is promising companies, the total is more than the Treasury has to give. Michael Crittenden,...
China is not creating a consumption-based economy as Chinese companies have been substituting capital for labor, says Jim Walker, founder an...
One bright spot in the auto industry is the benefit to auto repair companies, says Anthony Cristello, BB&T Capital Markets analyst
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COMPANY : Piper Jaffray Companies
4 Dec 2008
Gene Munster has cultivated a cult following among Apple's faithful; an analyst who has fan sites devoted to him because he has been out there, sometimes all alone, beating the fundamentals drum of this company, touting its strengths, eschewing its weaknesses, and quietly -- with his "aww shucks" mid-Western politeness (Piper Jaffray is in Minnesota) supporting Apple through thick and thin.... Read More
23 Sep 2008
Forget all the doom and gloom for a moment... Read More
15 Jul 2008
Oil's move could be a key trend in Wednesday's markets, as traders watch more Fed testimony, a bunch of earnings reports and another helping of inflation data.
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