Trey Thoelcke - Editor for 24/7 Wall St.
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DuPont reported first-quarter results before markets opened Thursday that fell short of consensus expectations. It said adverse weather conditions reduced earnings but operating margins improved.
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UnitedHealth Group reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings before markets opened Thursday, but revenues fell short of consensus estimates.
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Volvo has tapped AT&T to provide wireless connectivity to its 2015 models in the United States and Canada. AT&T already has similar deals with General Motors, Audi and Tesla.
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Southwest Airlines trumpeted its record $228 million contribution to its profit sharing plan. The payment will be an 88% increase over last year's contribution, as well as the 40th consecutive...
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T-Mobile US, which of late has been calling itself the "Uncarrier," revealed its latest in a series of efforts to shake up the wireless industry: abolishing overage fees. Will its larger rivals take...
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Short sellers continue to hold huge positions not only in troubled companies like Alcoa and J.C. Penney, but also in blue chips like AT&T and General Electric. As of March 31, the most recent...
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Thinkstock24/7 Wall St. has tracked the short interest in leading biotech and emerging pharmaceutical stocks. Many biotech stocks pulled back in late March, and short sellers moved in on many of...
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Procter & Gamble's sale of its most of pet food business to candy and pet food maker Mars for $2.9 billion should be a win for both companies. P&G shares were up fractionally in early trading.
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The latest scuttlebutt would suggest double the fun for Apple investors and iPhone aficionados: not one but two iPhone releases this year, each with a larger screen.
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ThinkstockGreece reportedly will announce a long-term bond sale as soon as Wednesday, the first time it has had access to capital markets since March 2010. But the question to ask is, is it too soon?...
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Sears Holdings continues to drop after completing its spin-off of Lands' End, which began trading Monday on the Nasdaq.
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Criticism of high-frequency trading seems to have spooked investors in online brokers E*Trade and TD Ameritrade. Shares both of them are dropping for the second day in a row.
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Is Liberty Media's decision to reduce its stake in Barnes & Noble a matter of stepping aside so the bookseller can spread its wings, or is it throwing in the towel on the company it once wanted...
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Intel may still be the world's largest chipmaker, but in many ways it is still playing catch-up with consumers' shift away from PCs to mobile devices. So it will establish a $100 million fund focused...
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Teva Pharmaceutical shares reached a new multiyear high Monday after the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear its appeal to revive a patent on its top-selling multiple-sclerosis drug.
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