Новости за 26.10.2017

Solid third-quarter results and better-than-expected guidance led investors to push up the stock.

Despite a solid day for the markets, these stocks dropped. Find out why.

Find out what made these stocks climb so much higher than the overall market.

Mexico's largest television network announced Thursday that Emilio Azcarraga Jean will step down as Televisa's chief executive officer, but remain as chairman of the board, ending three generations of direct management of the company by his family.

Intel Corp , the world's largest computer chipmaker, reported a 33.7 percent rise in quarterly profit on Thursday, helped by strong growth in its data center and cloud computing business.

Last February, just months after Donald Trump shocked the world and won the 2016 presidential election, WPP plc (NYSE:WPP) CEO Sir Martin Sorrell made a prediction: The economy, and U.S. markets, would respond well for the next two or three years to Trump’s policies encouraging deregulation and tax code overhauls.

The skyrocketing semiconductor equipment stock is getting a haircut today, based on a mixed earnings report.

The biotech revised long-term guidance lower, but the growth prospects still look promising.

The oft-delayed casino is going to have the odds heavily stacked against it.

There has been much concern and speculation in recent days that U.S. lawmakers will cut the amount of money workers can save, pre-tax, in their 401(k) plans, as part of tax reform.

The Finnish network equipment and services company reported a mixed quarter today, but investors are ignoring all the good news to focus on the bad.

It was the Dow’s worst single day ever. Will that record ever be broken?

Disneyland reveals plans for a new hotel. It won't open until 2021, but the theme park leader is already working on new ways to fill those 700 vacancies.

Long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose slightly this week, reversing a decline in the prior week.

The European Central Bank is expected to say how it plans to ease back next year on its stimulus programs that are credited with a boom in the 19-country eurozone.

Find out where the big-screen theater specialist brought in the most money.

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The burrito chain is finally scaling back on store openings. Unfortunately, the decision is two years too late.

Wall Street was set to open slightly higher on Thursday, with investors assessing a flood of corporate results in one of the busiest days for the third-quarter earnings season.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits increased less than expected last week, suggesting the labor market continued to tighten after recent hurricane-related disruptions.

American Airlines Group Inc reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Thursday, benefiting from higher demand for business and leisure travel.

Southwest Airlines Co on Thursday reported a third-quarter profit that edged past estimates, benefiting from a rise in passenger traffic and revenue.

Printer and copier maker Xerox Corp reported higher-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue on Thursday, boosted by new product rollouts and cost cuts.

CME Group Inc, the world's largest futures market operator, reported a 34.7 percent fall in quarterly profit, hurt by higher expenses.

Ford is reporting that its net income rose 63 percent, to $1.6 billion, in the third quarter on strong pickup truck sales and cost cutting.