- 08 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Stocks moved higher Friday morning as oil prices dropped for a fifth straight day.
- 08 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Indexes across Europe and Asia rose after the U.S. rally overnight and a drop in crude oil prices. Fed chief is expected to speak on consumer finance later in the day.
- 07 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Investors are cautious despite a decrease in weekly jobless claims. Attention is focused on retailers and company earnings news.
- 07 Apr, 2005
- New York City
European and Asian markets were mixed Thursday. In the U.S. investors shift attention to company news as earnings season began. Dell and retailers guide positive show.
- 06 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Siebel Systems, a provider of business software, guides lower earnings on delayed customer offers. Intervoice jumps 8.4% on improved fourth quarter and fiscal 2005 earnings.
- 06 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Market averages continue its upward trends as oil trades below $56.The broad rally is also getting support among semiconductor stocks.This morning Merrill Lynch upgraded several semiconductor stocks.
- 06 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Crude oil prices traded up and down all day. Department of Energy reported that supply rose 2.4 million barrel latest week and stood at 317 million barrels and gasoline inventories fell 2.1 million barrel to 212.3 million barrels.
- 05 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Team Inc., an Alvin, Texas-based provider of specialty industrial services, said it expects earnings in the third quarter of 2004 to rise 30 percent due to overall business expansion.
- 05 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Market averages opened higher on the back of lower oil prices in European trading. The EU commission lowered its economic growth forecast keeping in view the higher energy cost across the region.
- 05 Apr, 2005
- New York City
Expected rise in OPEC capacity and Greenspan comments weigh on traders
- lucy
- 10 May, 2004
- New York City
As more people are ready to pay for food that is free of pesticides, hormones and antibiotics, growth at retailers like Whole Foods seems guaranteed. In the meantime, the market debates if the company is overvalued.
- lucy
- 22 Dec, 2003
- New York City
Retailers are expected to have it all these days or see their market share decline. While building new channels of commerce is risky and expensive for some retailers, for others it is a golden opportunity to expand their reach and increase their marg
- kalina
- 16 Aug, 2003
- New York City
As the market is on track to enter its strongest period, the biotech sector seems to be in good shape to post a better performance, despite the traditional volatility of biotech stocks. Find out which sector stocks offer real value.
- kalina
- 31 Jul, 2003
- New York City
Despite the many concerns associated with Merck, the drug giant appears to be in good shape to offer gains in the long haul. The expected spin off of Medco Health could also give patient investors reasons to cheer.