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- Yahoo Finance•21 hours ago
Bad review for Yelp, GM puts up a fight, Nutrisystem being acquired
Yelp, GM, Nutrisystem, Tivity Health, SoftBank and FedEx are the companies to watch.
- Barrons.com•9 minutes ago
Where Warren Buffett and Silicon Valley Billionaires Agree
Jonathan Tepper and Denise Hearn argue in their new book, The Myth of Capitalism , that investors Warren Buffett and Peter Thiel hate competition and love monopolies.
- Zacks•1 hour ago
BNY Mellon Rewards Shareholders With More Share Buybacks
BNY Mellon's (BK) plan to reward shareholders with additional share repurchases reflect strong fundamentals and solid liquidity position.
Zacks•1 hour agoShould iShares Morningstar Large-Cap Value ETF (JKF) Be on Your Investing Radar?
Style Box ETF report for JKF
Market Realist•38 minutes agoThese Factors Could Boost Vale’s Cash Flows Going Forward
Vale (VALE) is expecting its cash flows to significantly expand going forward. The company has identified several levers to help future cash flows. Let’s take a look at those levers.
- Motley Fool•52 minutes ago
3 Top Bank Stocks to Buy in December
The recent market sell-off has created some bargains in the financial sector.
- Financial Times•1 hour ago
[$$] The detail in Shell’s pledge is Paris-defiant
Shell is actually only agreeing to reduce the carbon intensity of its products — ie, carbon per unit of energy produced — not absolute emissions tied to a baseline year or carbon budget. The Paris agreement requires emissions to be zeroed out by 2050 to keep global warming from exceeding 2C. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change just upped the ante, concluding that 2C is too much — exposing millions more to rising sea levels, resulting in complete destruction of coral reefs, significantly increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, and more.
- Motley Fool•2 hours ago
When Were Credit Cards Invented?
Want to learn more about that card you use as a payment method? Here’s the lowdown on the invention of credit cards.
Zacks•4 hours agoThe Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Berkshire Hathaway, JPMorgan, Exxon Mobil, General Mills and Motorola
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Berkshire Hathaway, JPMorgan, Exxon Mobil, General Mills and Motorola
Zacks•3 hours agoThe Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Baker Hughes, Schlumberger, Diamond Offshore Drilling, Transocean and Concho Resources
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Baker Hughes, Schlumberger, Diamond Offshore Drilling, Transocean and Concho Resources
- Bloomberg•3 hours ago
Patel's Exit Roils Indian Markets Already Jittery From Vote
The rupee was down 0.7 percent as of 2.30 p.m. in Mumbai, while yields on 10-year sovereign bonds fell 8 basis points. Patel’s RBI had been at loggerheads with the government for weeks, fending off pressure to ease lending restrictions and transfer more of its excess capital to the state.
- Bloomberg•4 hours ago
AB InBev Cut by Moody's Amid Struggles to Trim Massive Debt Pile
Moody’s lowered AB InBev’s senior unsecured debt ratings to Baa1 from A3, putting the world’s largest beermaker three steps from junk, the ratings firm said in a statement Monday. AB InBev, based in Leuven, Belgium, has the biggest debt load in the global food and drink industry. If the Hoegaarden brewer can’t cut that ratio to 4.5 or lower by the end of 2020, Moody’s said it could lower the credit rating even further.
Bloomberg•5 hours agoMorgan Stanley Clients Push Back on its Emerging-Market Call
“Chief among concerns is the global growth outlook and EM’s ability to withstand a downturn. After tumbling for much of 2018, emerging markets have had a better time this quarter, helped in part by a shifting outlook for the Federal Reserve. As the Fed itself gets more explicit in tilting away from tightening, “we’d expect EM to benefit,” the Morgan Stanley strategists wrote.
Bloomberg•8 hours agoBig Coal Wants You to Pay to Fix Its Problem
The world’s biggest oil, natural gas and mining companies are stepping up their campaign to deploy carbon capture and storage, or CCS, as way to slow global warming. For all its potential, CCS raises unpalatable questions for policymakers about how to fund it, and nobody in the industry has worked out a solution beyond either direct subsidies or much higher carbon taxes.
