After a corporate bond market drought last week, Apple stepped out with a substantial and oversubscribed $12 billion deal this week. Investors should take note as the timing of the tech giant's debt offerings in the past have been shrewd.
As shown below, Apple offered dollar-denominated debt in April 2013, April 2014 and February 2015. In 2 out of 3 instances, the company sold almost at major lows for 10-year U.S. Treasury yields.
Shares of Tilray jumped after the bell Monday after it reported that its cannabis sales more than doubled over the last year.
Meanwhile, AT&T's WarnerMedia plans to ramp up its streaming offerings with a new service launching later this year.
Emerging markets are getting energized this year, and one ETF expert says there's an important question to ask before jumping in.
By increasing the number of women and minorities holding the two most junior job titles in Wall Street's hierarchy, Goldman is hoping to improve diversity across the firm over time.
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