The broader U.S. stock market closed in the red Thursday, but a few favorites among short sellers surged following upbeat earnings reports.
See the article here: Stocks: Shorts get squeezed
Category : Stocks
Category : Stocks
After markets pulled back last week, investors will be looking to see if several reports on the broader U.S. economy will redirect stocks back to their record-high streaks.
See the original post here: Stocks: Fed minutes, retail sales in play
Category : Business
New York’s Dow Jones share index sets a new all-time high, as does the broader based S&P 500 index.
Original post: Dow Jones and S&P climb to new highs
Category : World News
NEW YORK, NY–(Marketwire – Feb 17, 2013) – Veteran Hawaii hospitality executive Marcus Y. Ito has been promoted by TRUMP HOTEL COLLECTIONT to global sales director, Asia-Pacific. Adding to his leisure sales responsibilities at Trump International HotelT Waikiki Beach Walk, Ito will be taking on a broader role, representing the entire TRUMP HOTEL COLLECTION brand to the Asia-Pacific markets.
See more here: TRUMP HOTEL COLLECTION Promotes Marcus Ito to Global Sales Director – Asia-Pacific
Category : Business
US President Barack Obama hails a deal reached to stave off a looming “fiscal cliff” as “just one step in the broader effort to strengthen the economy”.
Continued here: Obama praises ‘fiscal cliff’ deal
Questions Loom for Bioethics, Laws of War, Military Operations, and Broader Society
Original post: New Report on Military Human Enhancements Tackles Ethical Dilemmas
It’s been a strong year for stocks, and these ten Fortune 500 companies have outshined the broader market. Nearly all of them have doubled. From Bank of America to Whirlpool, here are the biggest winners.
See the original post: Fortune 500: Top-performing stocks of 2012
Category : Business
S&P lifted Greece’s credit rating six notches to B-minus from selective default, citing the country’s and the broader region’s commitment to keep Greece in the eurozone.
Here is the original post: S&P boosts Greece’s credit rating
Shares of Ford are up nearly 15% since the broader market first started to slip in October on fears of the looming fiscal cliff. And that trend could continue.
Read the original post: Opinion: Ford stock not driving over fiscal cliff
Category : Business, World News
Business leaders say some UK schools have become “exam factories” and are calling for children to be given a broader education.
Read more: Schools dubbed ‘exam factories’