Content
All Posts > Content under Services
Hess Midstream Partners: Deal Could Price Above Its Indicated Range
Goldman Warns Shake Shack Openings Appear To Be Generating Less Buzz
Revving Up For The Schneider National IPO
2017 IPO Prospects: Instacart Getting Ready To Deliver On The Stock Exchange
Article By:
Sramana Mitra
Read
Wednesday, April 5, 2017 10:50 AM EDT
Instacart went from 18 to 35 markets. It is expected to repeat the performance this year. It is, however, facing tough competition from bigger giants like Amazon’s AmazonFresh grocery delivery and Prime Now services
Shorts Crushed After JAB Acquires Panera In Largest Ever US Restaurant Deal
Article By:
Tyler Durden
Read
Wednesday, April 5, 2017 8:03 AM EDT
Luxembourg-based JAB Holdings, the acquisitive owner of Caribou Coffee, Peet's Coffee & Tea and Krispy Kreme, confirmed swirling speculation this morning announcing it would acquire U.S. bakery chain Panera Bread for $315/share - a 20% premium.
In this article: PNRA
Hudson’s Bay Co. Report A Q4 Loss Due To Weaker-Than-Expected Q4 Sales At Its Saks Off Fifth & Gilt Stores
Article By:
Lorimer Wilson
Read
Tuesday, April 4, 2017 9:05 PM EDT
Hudson’s Bay Co. - in on-going talks to buy U.S. retailer Neiman Marcus as well as Macy’s - reported a Q4 loss of $0.83/share, due largely to an impairment charge related to weaker-than-expected sales at its Saks Ooff Fifth and Gilt stores.
Amazon.com, Inc. Stock Price Target Upped For Google-Killing Ad Business
Pier 1 Imports, Inc. Shares Decline On Announcement Of New CEO
Article By:
TickerTV
Read
Tuesday, April 4, 2017 10:25 AM EDT
PIR opened trading yesterday at $7.15 which was down from the previous day’s trading close of $7.16. Shares closed trading yesterday at $7.10 and spiked down after market to $6.81, equivalent to a 4% decrease from the closing price.
In this article: PIR
How To Quit Being An Ignorant Investor
Article By:
Michael Lewitt
Read
Tuesday, April 4, 2017 8:13 AM EDT
Most investors are following a painfully ignorant investing “strategy” that will leave them the most exposed and least hedged at the moment when stocks are most overvalued and vulnerable to a correction. How not to make a mistake?