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Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google — collectively named F.A.N.G. — have had an impressive ascent since 2012, and a modest run this year, even when accounting for the August selloff, says Dana Lyons, partner at J. Lyons Fund Management...
On the last full trading day of the holiday week, market players will have to monitor geopolitics along with some major indicators about the U.S. economy...
Apple Inc. is planning to launch its new Apple Pay electronic-payment service in China by early February, says the Wall Street Journal referring to people familiar with the matter. But the U.S. tech giant risks being eaten by local sharks. Apple's stock was down 1.3% at $117...
Profits from S&P 500 firms have fallen by about $25 billion in the first three quarters of 2015, and a further fall is expected before the year-end, says Bloomberg, as energy companies struggle with lower oil prices and a steep rally in the dollar hits exporters...
The eurozone PMI report issued today has shown that the regional economy is gaining momentum. The report has signaled that Europe’s factories are lagging behind service sector firms, which is an indicator of the weakness in the global economy, which has left Europe more reliant on domestic demand...
It is the second time Japan's economy is in recession since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took office in December 2012...
A couple of remarks from Bank of Japan board-member Yutaka Harada shed light on why the central bank stood pat at its October 30 meeting...
Apple's shares closed at $114.64 yesterday, basically where they started the year despite rising to $134 in April. Undoubtedly, the company is going through tough times...
The situation is “no longer whether the gold bugs can live with gold at $825 an ounce — it’s whether they can live with $350,” a famous analyst says...