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Citi Senior Internet Sector Analyst Ron Josey discusses Elon Musk’s Twitter buyout deal: “Managing an online business is very different than managing some of the other businesses he’s run.”

April 25, 2022

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$TWTR announced the acquisition, priced at $54.20 a share, after Musk offered to buy the social media giant for $44 billion. That’s nearly a 38% premium over the stock price when the Tesla CEO announced he’d become the biggest shareholder in early April.

April 25, 2022

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“The subset of Google, Microsoft, … and maybe Apple too would probably be the ones that I would favor within the broader FAANG group,” Independent Solutions Wealth Management Portfolio Manager Paul Meeks says. “The others I would stay away from for now.”

April 25, 2022

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General Motors will produce an electrified Chevrolet Corvette next year, followed by an all-electric version of the iconic sports car, GM President Mark Reuss said Monday.

April 25, 2022

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Americans love gum and the Wrigley’s brand name has remained a constant for decades. So how did it hold its status for over a century and how will it fare through the pandemic?

April 25, 2022

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Investors brace for intense days of earnings from Boeing to big tech.

April 25, 2022

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The fastest Fed tightening in 40 years, big tech earnings expected this week and more.

April 25, 2022

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The Dow cut a nearly 500-point intraday loss Monday as technology names like Microsoft rallied amid falling interest rates.

April 25, 2022

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Profits at Hyundai jumped by almost a fifth over the latest quarter. That took them to $1.3 billion, better than analysts expected

April 25, 2022

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Global airlines are now expected to post a $9.7 billion loss in 2022, in a sharp improvement from a revised $42.1 billion loss in 2021, the International Air Transport Association said

Stocks are under pressure amid concerns about inflation and Fed rate hikes.

Citi Senior Internet Sector Analyst Ron Josey discusses Elon Musk’s Twitter buyout deal: “Managing an online business is very different than managing some of the other businesses he’s run.”

$TWTR announced the acquisition, priced at $54.20 a share, after Musk offered to buy the social media giant for $44 billion. That’s nearly a 38% premium over the stock price when the Tesla CEO announced he’d become the biggest shareholder in early April.

“The subset of Google, Microsoft, … and maybe Apple too would probably be the ones that I would favor within the broader FAANG group,” Independent Solutions Wealth Management Portfolio Manager Paul Meeks says. “The others I would stay away from for now.”

General Motors will produce an electrified Chevrolet Corvette next year, followed by an all-electric version of the iconic sports car, GM President Mark Reuss said Monday.

Americans love gum and the Wrigley’s brand name has remained a constant for decades. So how did it hold its status for over a century and how will it fare through the pandemic?

Investors brace for intense days of earnings from Boeing to big tech.

The fastest Fed tightening in 40 years, big tech earnings expected this week and more.

The Dow cut a nearly 500-point intraday loss Monday as technology names like Microsoft rallied amid falling interest rates.

Profits at Hyundai jumped by almost a fifth over the latest quarter. That took them to $1.3 billion, better than analysts expected