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Though Yahoo! has ushered five CEOs out the door in the last five years, Jordan Rohan, senior analyst for Stifel Nicolaus, thinks naming the current interim-CEO Ross Levinsohn as chief is the right, and final, move.
As competition for the growing 'underbanked' business rises, banks keep lowering their fees on prepaid accounts — prompting some to re-work their business models.
Earnings season kicks off on Monday amid a global economic slowdown. But if companies can deliver now, Ashwani Kaul, CEO of Kaul Advisory Group says it’s a “really good sign for the markets in the second half of the year.”
While Daniel Ernst, technology analyst for Hudson Square Research, argues that Research In Motion still holds value for potential buyers, though its sell-by date is fast approaching.
ATM "skimming," a low-tech form of bank card fraud, is not a new problem. But security experts say it's now a bigger problem for the United States than other nations who have implemented the technology to prevent it.
Despite Moody's recent downgrade of Wall Street banks, Gerard Cassidy, bank analyst at RBC Capital, says US banks are "strong" and will soon be paying more to investors.
While Zynga’s stock price is suffering, and user growth stalls, Neil Doshi, Citi’s interactive entertainment analyst says more mobile apps, and less Facebook reliance should get the game back on.
GMO cofounder Jeremy Grantham is known best for his bearish views on US equities, and at the Morningstar conference, he's sticking to his guns. Outside of the US, however, he sees value.
From equities to fixed income to emerging markets, investing strategies of all kinds were heard on the floor of the annual Morningstar Investment Conference in Chicago. Follow the money with us.
Kicking off the annual conference in Chicago, Franklin Templeton's star fund manager Michael Hasenstab says active mutual funds can still outperform the market, despite suggestions otherwise.
