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Up or down? Intel price prediction for May
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) shares have weakened from $68.49 to $57.90 since 12th April, and the current price stands around $58.80. Intel reported solid first-quarter results
Here’s why Reviva Pharmaceuticals soared more than 100% on Monday
Shares of Reviva Pharmaceuticals Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: RVPH) more than doubled in value Monday after the clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company reported encouraging phase 2 clinical trial
Apple Inc raises its U.S. spending target to £309 billion by 2026
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) raised its U.S. spending target on Monday to £309 billion by 2026, compared to £252 billion it had announced for the
Philips stock price dips despite strong Q1 sales. Here’s why
Shares of Philips (AMS: PHIA) have plunged nearly 4% today despite the Dutch company reporting very strong first-quarter sales. Fundamental analysis: Robust sales pave the
Pearson says its underlying sales came in 5% up in the first quarter
Pearson plc (LON: PSON) said on Monday its underlying revenue showed resilience in the first quarter. The company also expressed confidence that its financial performance
Dow Jones, the S&P 500, and Nasdaq remain in a bull market despite tax worries
Wall Street’s three main indexes ended higher on Friday as companies continued to report strong first-quarter earnings. Despite this, the Dow Jones, the S&P 500,
AT&T reported better than expected Q1 results. Should I invest in May?
AT&T (NYSE: T) shares have advanced more than 9% since the beginning of January 2021, and the current share price stands around $31.40. AT&T reported
CAC 40 index continues to trade in a bull market. Here are the next targets
CAC 40 index closed the week above 6,250 points, and as long the CAC 40 is above 6,000 support, there is no risk of the
Honeywell reports better than expected profit and sales in fiscal Q1
Honeywell International Inc. (NYSE: HON) published its earnings report for the fiscal first quarter on Friday that topped analysts’ estimates for profit and sales. The
JPMorgan’s Daniel Pinto says ‘there is no reputational damage’ to the bank from Super League backlash
Co-President Daniel Pinto of JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE: JPM) had one of the best seats for the European soccer Super League that collapsed within