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The Toronto-Dominion Bank Just Missed Earnings - But Analysts Have Updated Their Models

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First Horizon (FHN)-TD Deal Canceled Amid Banking Crisis

First Horizon (FHN) and Toronto-Dominion (TD) mutually call off the merger deal on unprecedented delays in getting regulatory approvals.

Why Toronto-Dominion Bank Stock Beat the Market Today

Investors continued to be skittish about bank stocks on Thursday, which was understandable given the continuing turmoil with regional lenders. One member of that group escaped the clutches of the bear that day, however: Toronto-Dominion (NYSE: TD). Wisely, Toronto-Dominion and the lender currently in its sights, First Horizon (NYSE: FHN), announced Thursday they are terminating their merger agreement.

First Horizon, TD Bank terminate merger agreement

Yahoo Finance Live’s Ines Ferre reports that First Horizon and TD Bank have agreed to terminate their merger deal.

Inflation: ‘The Fed is going to keep its foot on the gas,’ TD Cowen president says

Cowen CEO Jeff Solomon joins Yahoo Finance Live’s Brian Sozzi at the Milken Institute’s 26th annual Global Conference in Beverly Hills, CA, to discuss TD Bank’s acquisition of Cowen Inc., banking turmoil, the expectations for a recession, and the outlook for TD Cowen.

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CEOs weigh in on banking crisis

Yahoo Finance is at the Milken Institute Global Conference 2023 in Beverly Hills, CA. We spoke with top CEOs and executives, including Citi CEO Jane Fraser, and others, to discuss the state of the market, private equity, the outlook for regional banking, and more. As a result of the banking crisis, Apollo Global Management CEO Marc Rowan thinks that "people are going to have to figure out how to be good investors going forward." Citi CEO Jane Fraser sees investors starting to pay more attention to the banking crisis, and hopes "that will act as an impetus to get this resolved in a bipartisan way." Regarding the banking crisis, TD Cowen President Jeff Solomon believes that "this phase of any crisis is over." (Disclosure: Apollo is the parent company of Yahoo Finance.) Video highlights: 00:00:03 - Apollo Global Management (APO) CEO Marc Rowan 00:00:36 - Citi (C) CEO Jane Fraser 00:01:08 - TD (TD) Cowen President Jeff Solomon Special Coverage: Highlights, big interviews, and more from the Milken Institute Global Conference

Results season will be a 'bit of a head fake', says strategist

Investors banking on strong corporate results to lift stocks need to watch out for the "canary in the coal mine" says Ben Laidler, eToro global markets strategist. He tells Yahoo Finance’s Rachelle Akuffo to expect a “down earnings season” in the first quarter as he laid out his roadmap for how he thinks corporate results will shakeout in the wake of March's banking turmoil. Laidler says reported numbers are “going to look good,” with the strongest earnings to come from “small caps, the cyclicals, consumer discretionary names.” However he suggests looking under the hood, as those companies could suffer the most in an economic slowdown. That's “inevitably coming” he adds, labelling this results season as a “little bit of a head fake.” Laidler says his fear is “what comes next”, anticipating “downbeat” guidance in earnings reports. Specifically in focus for Laidler is the tightening of lending conditions by banks. This has been the topic of some debate in recent weeks, with the likes of Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and the IMF seemingly on different pages. He clarifies he wouldn’t consider the turmoil following SVB and Signature Bank’s collapses a “crisis,” but instead a “banking scare.” More an issue of individual banks “rather than the system,” but still with real macroeconomic consequences. Commodities in particular are “particularly sensitive” to the slowdown of growth. We have yet to see the final fallout from the banking turmoil, and Laidler encourages all to monitor earnings as they're reported this week. Key Video Moments: 00:00:25 - Commodities are the "canary in the coal mine" for slowdown in growth 00:00:56 - Tech, healthcare remain defensive 00:01:24 - Reported numbers will look "good" for earnings season 00:01:48 - Guidance will be more downbeat, looking ahead 00:02:00 - Best earnings will come from companies that will suffer the most from economic slowdown For more of Rachelle’s conversation with Ben Laidler, click here.

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSE:TD) is largely controlled by institutional shareholders who own 57% of the company

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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) Now Trades Above Golden Cross: Time to Buy?

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With 55% ownership, The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSE:TD) boasts of strong institutional backing

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Why Target Stock Inched Higher Today

Modestly good news on a contract extension helped to lift shares of retail giant Target (NYSE: TGT) 2.1% through 12:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday. As Target announced, it has secured an extension of its deal to have Canada's Toronto Dominion Bank (NYSE: TD) issue its RedCard credit card and other private label cards for a multiyear period. Target didn't provide a lot of detail on the contract extension in its update, beyond noting that it has partnered with TD on this card for nearly a decade now.

TD Bank to buy Cowen, Estée Lauder reportedly exploring Tom Ford deal

Yahoo Finance Live anchors discuss TD Bank seeking to buy investment bank Cowen and reports that makeup giant Estée Lauder is exploring a Tom Ford deal.

Battered Bitcoin Devotees Begin to Contemplate a Market Bottom

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