Paul Ausick is a Senior Editor for 24/7 Wall St., a financial news and opinion website. With a focus on the stock market and business news, Paul covers a wide range of topics including stock predictions, mergers and acquisitions, and industry analysis. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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By: Paul Ausick, Lee Jackson
One energy stock received two upgrades Friday morning after announcing a merger on Thursday. Basic materials stocks were in favor, too.
By: Paul Ausick
Turmoil in the Middle East, particularly in the Red Sea and Suez, sent crude prices on a wild ride. Prices dropped by about $3.50 a barrel early in the week and had gained all of that back and a little more by Friday morning. Here is a recap of the week’s events.
While Microsoft Corp. ( NASDAQ: MSFT ) has invested a reported $13 billion in OpenAI and its ChatGPT AI model, the company has only just begun to seek some payback. And a big tech merger raises hopes for a better year for M&A. ( See which 25 huge companies Apple could buy with cash right now. )
By: Paul Ausick
A federal judge has ruled against the merger of two low-cost U.S. airlines, and the Disney company has announced its board candidates.
By: Paul Ausick
Chip foundry Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. ( NYSE: TSM ), aka TSMC, reported fourth-quarter and full-year results Thursday morning. The company reported flat year-over-year quarterly revenue and lower EPS. For the full 2023 fiscal year, revenue fell by 8.7%, and EPS dropped by 17.5%. But that’s not what made the news.
By: Paul Ausick
Macy's will fire about 2,350 corporate office staff, and Apple begins to take orders for its new Vision Pro headset.
Since posting a recent low in late November of 2022, shares of Microsoft Corp. ( NASDAQ: MSFT ) have risen by 85%, and the company has wrestled away Apple's title as the world's most valuable company.
By: Paul Ausick
Intel is in the middle of a massive turnaround campaign that promises big rewards for investors--if all goes to plan.
By: Valerie Loiseleux, Paul Ausick
The Walt Disney Co. ( NYSE: DIS ) reached its 100th birthday in 2023. In 1928, five years after its founding, Mickey Mouse joined the company, and the rest is history.
From rather humble beginnings half a century ago, SUVs now account for nearly half of global auto sales. Partly that’s due to how many vehicles are categorized as SUVs. According to the International Energy Agency, there were more than 400 EV models available in 2022, and 55% of those were SUVs.
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