Pfizer Inc

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Closing Price on November 15, 2024

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Amidst the excitement about Facebook's nearly 50% revenue growth rate and its successful, accelerating movement into mobile, something is lost.
Pfizer reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings Tuesday before the U.S. markets opened.
Merck shares posted a new 52-week high last Tuesday and closed Friday less than a buck from that high. Year to date, Its shares are up 11%.
thinkstockJanuary 13, 2015: Markets opened higher again on Tuesday but stocks drifted lower all day and finally broke through into the read by mid-afternoon. Oil had another up and down day, closing...
One key consideration for the year ahead is that the Pfizer of 2016 or 2017 is likely to be night and day different from the Pfizer of 2005.
One key consideration for the year ahead is that Johnson & Johnson raised its dividends again and managed to have upside performance above what was expected.
thinkstockDecember 26, 2014: Markets opened higher on Friday on a morning when it was difficult to find any market-moving news at all. Energy opened higher but traded about $1 a barrel lower (down...
With investors loving dividends so much, 24/7 always tries to take a look at what the Dogs of the Dow will look like for the year ahead.
While this was generally a known event coming down the pipe, arthritis drug Celebrex now has a generic competitor in America.
thinkstockDecember 4, 2014: Markets opened higher on Friday after the federal government released a better-than-expected report on employment. Job gains rose to their highest level since 2012, and...
The U.S. equity market is still a great place to be, and the analysts at Jefferies may have a good plan for where to rotate some 2014 winners and losers.
A new report from Jefferies focuses on four stocks to buy that have impending events that could make a difference for investors.
thinkstockNovember 25, 2014: Markets opened higher on Tuesday but the gains were small heading into the long weekend. The second reading on U.S. GDP was higher than expected, but that was not enough...
For the third consecutive year, the company spending the most on research and development (R&D) was Germany's Volkswagen.
Durect and Pain Therapeutics have been stung by Pfizer's decision to discontinue to develop Remoxy.