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What may matter most in the merger of Standard Pacific and Ryland Group is whether this could be the beginning of more mergers that could consolidate the largest homebuilders in the nation.
Most investors either feel the stock market needs a breather or that they are going to find their next real rewards in some of the companies that are not going to just move up or down with the Dow or...
Older Americans, in many cases, have lost their tolerance for financial risk and they want to protect the size of the nest eggs they have put aside for retirement.
24/7 Wall St. wanted to see how the major online and discount brokerages now stack up against each other in terms of total client assets, brokerage accounts and current trading activity.
Starbucks has been moving very quietly since its stock split back in April, and this may have lulled some investors and analysts alike to sleep on it.
24/7 Wall St. wanted to conduct a valuation analysis in the top three industrial conglomerates: General Electric, United Technologies and 3M.
A new report from Jefferies highlights five value stocks to buy this week to which investors may want to shift capital.
A fresh research report from Credit Suisse comes with potential upside for Eaton that could go far above and beyond the most bullish views of other Wall Street firms.
With the bull market now six years old and with a Federal Reserve expected to finally begin raising interest rates in the months ahead, investors get jittery any time there is a week when stocks sell...
Chuck Robbins has been quick to make executive changes at Cisco. He is also potentially locking in the company's leadership out to the year 2025.
24/7 Wall St. has identified five coming dividend hikes that investors can bank on this summer -- though one of the five actually announced its hike before this was published.
Baird has made some additions to ots Focus Idea list that look like they make very good sense for investors searching for new ideas.
Frontier Communications is often considered a controversial stock in the world of telecom. It is now involved in an acquisition and has a dividend yield of almost 8%.
After receiving many customer inquiries, Wells Fargo has taken a stab at how to evaluate AT&T on a post-merger basis.
Given that we are now trading at a historically high 18 times trailing earnings, if yields spike higher on any whiff of inflation and rate increases, we could be in for a nasty correction.