For U.S. investors sour on Apple, buying Samsung is tricky
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. retail investors who have gone sour on Apple Inc after the drubbing the stock has been taking may want to think twice before trying to...
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Wading back into European equities
NEW YORK (Reuters) - After more than three years of crisis, Europe's days as a no-man's land may be coming to an end. The Euro Stoxx 50, an index of...
Looking past the fiscal cliff rally
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Standard and Poor's 500 index surged more than 2.5 percent Wednesday, but any rally could be short-lived with workers facing smaller paychecks and expected volatility...
Is it too late to grab some special dividends?
NEW YORK (Reuters) - With Wednesday's announcement that it will pay a special dividend of $7 per share, Costco Wholesale Corp is the latest company to boost payouts in an...
Is it too late to grab some special dividends?
NEW YORK (Reuters) - With Wednesday's announcement that it will pay a special dividend of $7 per share, Costco Wholesale Corp is the latest company to boost payouts in an...
Planning for the “fiscal cliff”
(Reuters) - Nearly three weeks after the U.S. election, Wall Street remains focused on politics. With little change in the balance of power in Washington heading toward the so-called fiscal...
Planning for the “fiscal cliff”
(Reuters) - Nearly three weeks after the U.S. election, Wall Street remains focused on politics. With little change in the balance of power in Washington heading toward the so-called fiscal...
Planning for the “fiscal cliff”
(Reuters) - Nearly three weeks after the U.S. election, Wall Street remains focused on politics. With little change in the balance of power in Washington heading toward the so-called fiscal...
Planning for the “fiscal cliff”
(Reuters) - Nearly three weeks after the U.S. election, Wall Street remains focused on politics. With little change in the balance of power in Washington heading toward the so-called fiscal...
When a stock darling becomes a “dud”
NEW YORK (Reuters) - After long stints as darlings of the stock market, three of Wall Street's most widely-owned companies have hit a wall this month. Apple Inc. lost 8...