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It’s been a tough year for Chevron shareholders, and one trader is betting on even more pain ahead.
Pipeline and energy infrastructure companies face operational challenges in the coming years, Bain & Co. says.
Banks are making what could turn out to be an expensive bet that interest rates will stay low for several more years.
NYPost reports an activist hedge fund may be buying shares of United Technologies.
Gold, silver and copper have surged this year, and analyst Mike Dudas says that he's betting on one for an even bigger rally.
Hedge funds are growing in Brazil amid political and economic upheaval, N.Y. Times reports.
MKM Partners research raises expectations for Alibaba, declaring that the e-commerce company has the "best fundamentals of the mega-caps."
Investors believe NAFTA negotiations will lengthen and become more difficult, UBS' Art Cashin says.
Citron Research issues another negative call on Motorola Solutions, citing future risk in its public safety handset business.
Bespoke Investment Group, famous for its prescient "Death by Amazon" list, presents its new index of retailers that can survive the Amazon onslaught.
Fiat Chrysler may shed Maserati and Alfa Romeo as it seeks to streamline its business, Bloomberg News reports.
Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com is bearish on the market, but there's one stock he can't resist.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
A daily look at the morning's key financial stories.
The yen and gold gained ground after Trump threatened a government shutdown if he doesn’t get funding for a border wall with Mexico.
It looks to be the August of Apple, and many see more upside through the rest of the year.
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