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Analysts are optimistic over Micron's end markets and memory chip pricing for the rest of the year.
Goldman Sachs upgraded Verizon and Charter Communications to buy from neutral.
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With more mouths to feed than ever before, the world will soon have to balance the competing pressures of meeting the nutritional needs of billions more people.
Pivotal Research Group became on Thursday the second Wall Street research firm to slap a $500 price target on Netflix this week as analysts' love for the stock hits a fever pitch.
Bespoke Investment Group' Paul Hickey explains why it’s hard to get negative on stocks.
Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
GE got dealt a major blow this week after getting the boot from the Dow. This looks like a buy to investors with the stomach to endure a bumpy recovery, says one market watcher.
A representative for Winfrey later told Bloomberg the speculation wasn't true.
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Oracle didn't disclose information about the part of its business that competes with Amazon Web Services.
The full interview with Jeffrey Kleintop.
Alphabet and Amazon probably will never be Dow components because their share prices are too high.
Counting divestitures, net Chinese deal flow to the U.S. during the first five months of this year was a negative $7.8 billion, according to Rhodium Group.
Cryptocurrency fundraising known as initial coin offerings can be a serious risk to retail investors, said Nasdaq CEO.
Goldman Sachs tells its clients that recent stock removals from the Dow Jones industrial average outperform in the year after the announcement.
The U.S. trade dispute with China, in a roundabout way, could determine how successful the U.S. will be in sanctioning Iran's oil this time around — and that uncertainty is also playing out at OPEC.
Deutsche Bank upgraded Citigroup shares to buy from hold, noting the stock could get a boost from beaten-down levels given upcoming stress test results and a better business environment.
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