Новости за 31.01.2017

As oil prices pick up, Fitch Ratings is turning its attention away from energy companies to troubled retailers, which are expected to dominate defaults this year.

Pfizer's stock drops premarket after profit miss, downbeat sales outlook

Coach is a premarket stock mover after its profit beats estimate

Luxury accessories and apparel brand Coach Inc. said Tuesday it had net income of $200 million, or 71 cents a share, in its fiscal second quarter, up from $170 million, or 61 cents a share, in the year-earlier period. Adjusted per-share earnings came to 75 cents, just ahead of the FactSet consensus of 74 cents. Sales rose 4% to $1.32 billion, matching the FactSet consensus. "We continued to grow our business internationally, with notable strength in Europe and Mainland China, which represent... Читать дальше...

Shares of Pfizer Inc. fell 1.3% in premarket trade Tuesday, after the drugmaker reported a fourth-quarter profit that missed expectations. The company swung to earnings of $775 million, or 13 cents a share, from a loss of $172 million, or 3 cents a share, in the same period a year ago. Excluding non-recurring items, adjusted earnings per share came to 47 cents, below the FactSet consensus of 50 cents. Revenue declined 3% to $13.63 billion, matching the FactSet consensus, as an 8% decline in essential... Читать дальше...

European stocks edge up Tuesday, as investors sift through a mixed round of corporate financial and trading updates, with the market heading toward a monthly rise as January trading comes to an end.

A range of tech companies plan to meet Tuesday to talk about pushing back against President Trump's order banning citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering the U.S., said a Reuters report. The companies will discuss filing an amicus brief in support of a lawsuit challenging the order, according to the report. Github has been organizing the meeting, and Twilio, Box and AdRoll are among the tech companies that have said they will attend. Silicon Valley leaders have been speaking out against Trump's immigration order. Читать дальше...

Did you support a relative last year? You may be able to save on your taxes.

Microsoft sells $17 billion of bonds, capping a busy month for corporate-debt issuance with the largest deal of the young year.

Whether young or old, with a lot or little to leave behind, here’s what you can do now to make it easier on your family in case you die.

If you wan to get permission to telecommute, the key is knowing how to ask.

If you wan to get permission to telecommute, the key is knowing how to ask.

If you wan to get permission to telecommute, the key is knowing how to ask.

Dorm prices were virtually unchanged between 1964 and 1980 in inflation-adjusted dollars.

This short financial checkup effectively predicts the key components of financial health.

This short financial checkup effectively predicts the key components of financial health.

The university fired half of its investment staff following underperformance; when should you do the same? asks Mark Hulbert.

The university fired half of its investment staff following underperformance; when should you do the same? asks Mark Hulbert.

President Trump’s immigration ban has made hotel stocks more attractive, writes John Coumarianos.

Investors are overly bullish, so hold more cash and wait for your pitch, Michael Sincere writes.

Ben Kirby talk about‘s about the Thornburg Investment Income Builder Fund’s outstanding 2016 and newer income-stock plays.

Ben Kirby talk about‘s about the Thornburg Investment Income Builder Fund’s outstanding 2016 and newer income-stock plays.

Ben Kirby talk about‘s about the Thornburg Investment Income Builder Fund’s outstanding 2016 and newer income-stock plays.

The Asia-Pacific markets that were open for business during the Lunar New Year holiday extended their declines Tuesday, tracking moves overnight in the U.S., as investor risk aversion around President Donald Trump’s immigration policy kicked in.

The Asia-Pacific markets that were open for business during the Lunar New Year holiday extended their declines Tuesday, tracking moves overnight in the U.S., as investor risk aversion around President Donald Trump’s immigration policy kicked in.