"We arrive at a potential incremental Shipping Expense range of $400 million to $1.1 billion range with the assumption that 40 percent to 50 percent of U.S. packages are shipped via the Postal Service," Credit Suisse analyst Ju wrote.
Ringing today's opening bells are New Alternatives for Children and WeWork with A. Goldsmith, NAC executive director, and A. Minson, WeWork president and CFO, at the NYSE, and Retail Opportunity Investments Corp. with Stuart Tanz, president and CEO, at the Nasdaq.
Today's bell ringers are New Alternatives for Children and WeWork with A. Goldsmith, NAC executive director, and A. Minson, WeWork president and CFO, at the NYSE, and Retail Opportunity Investments Corp. with Stuart Tanz, president and CEO, at the Nasdaq.
New management at Chipotle Mexican Grill will grow sales at the burrito chain through a new menu, digital and delivery offerings and other marketing successes, according to RBC Capital Markets.
Discussing the current state of the markets with Cassandra Toroian, Bell Rock Capital; Shawn Cruz, TD Ameritrade; and Kenny Polcari, O’Neil Securities.
Ringing today's opening bells are Solarwinds Corporation with Kevin Thompson, chairman and CEO, at the NYSE, and Niu Technologies with Yan Li, CEO, at the Nasdaq.
Today's bell ringers are Solarwinds Corporation with Kevin Thompson, chairman and CEO, at the NYSE, and Niu Technologies with Yan Li, CEO, at the Nasdaq.
"This upcoming product cycle remains a linchpin for Cook & Co. to lay the groundwork for 'steady' iPhone growth for the next few years," longtime tech analyst Dan Ives says.
"If we start taking out those lows, I think you are going to start seeing some dramatic declines across the board," Altaira Capital Partners' Ralph Acampora says.
Discussing the current state of the markets with Art Cashin, UBS; Ralph Acampora, Altaira Capital Partners; and CNBC’s Rick Santelli.
Ringing today's opening bells are Studio City International Holdings with chairman Lawrence Yau Lung Ho to celebrate the stock's first day of trading at the NYSE, and Atari with Frederic Chesnais, chairman and CEO, at the Nasdaq.
Today's bell ringers are Studio City International Holdings with chairman Lawrence Yau Lung Ho to celebrate the stock's first day of trading at the NYSE, and Atari with Frederic Chesnais, chairman and CEO, at the Nasdaq.
J.P. Morgan downgrades Gap shares to underweight, predicting the clothier could face profit pressure throughout the holiday season as it struggles with operational issues and skewed inventory.
CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the morning's market activity.
Morgan Stanley analyst Brian Nowak reaffirmed his bullish stance on Amazon, noting robotics will offset higher wage costs down the road. Nowak also said Amazon will report better-than-expected earnings.
Discussing the current state of the markets with Jeff Saut, Raymond James; Keith Bliss, DriveWealth LLC; and CNBC’s Rick Santelli.
Popular marijuana stocks fell across the board Wednesday even as Canada became the largest country to legalize the recreational use of cannabis.
Ringing today's opening bells are Madison Square Garden Co. with Rocky Fielding, WBA super middleweight world champion, at the NYSE, and Marvell Technology Group with Matt Murphy, CEO and president, at the Nasdaq.
Today's bell ringers are Madison Square Garden Co. with Rocky Fielding, WBA super middleweight world champion, at the NYSE, and Marvell Technology Group with Matt Murphy, CEO and president, at the Nasdaq.
The Street's top analysts were largely bullish in the wake of Netflix's strong earnings and subscriber growth, pushing the stock even higher.
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