The Wall Street Journal: Return of ‘Game of Thrones’ brings record ratings for HBO
A record 17.4 million people tuned in Sunday night for the beginning of the end of HBO’s “Game of Thrones,†according to Nielsen and the network......»»
Bezos buys Warner Estate in Beverly Hills for record $165 million: WSJ
Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, the world's wealthiest person, has bought the Warner Estate in Beverly Hills from media mogul David Geffen for $165 million, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the transaction......»»
Jeff Bezos has reportedly broken California"s record for the most expensive home sale of all time with his purchase of a $165 million Beverly Hills mansion (AMZN)
Getty Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has purchased a Beverly Hills mansion for $165 million, according to The Wall Street Journal. The estate was designed for Warner Bros. executive Jack Warner in the 1930s and features its own nine-.....»»
Market Snapshot: Nasdaq climbs to record as investors look past coronavirus hit on supply chains
Stocks trade higher on Monday as Wall Street investors monitor developments around the spread of the coronavirus, with Chinese workers set to return to production lines this week......»»
Take-Two"s Murky Pipeline Leads To Caution On Stock Price Outlook
Wall Street wants to like video game company Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO), which had big hits in recent years with the "Grand Theft Auto" franchise and the "Red Dead Redemption" games. Latest Ratings for T.....»»
The Ratings Game: Microsoft stock rallies amid chorus of earnings praise: ‘What more could you want?’
Thursday brought more cheers for a near-universal favorite among Wall Street analysts......»»
The Ratings Game: Boeing’s ‘sea of red ink’ gets a pass after lower 737 Max charges
Boeing Co. stock gains as Wall Street looks past a surprise quarterly loss to focus on lower 737 Max-related charges......»»
The Ratings Game: Analysts divided on how much further Apple shares can climb after ‘blowout results’
Wall Street analysts start weighing in on Apple results, and some say growth prospects may not look as bullish as investors want to believe......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Boeing finds new software problem with 737 MAX that may delay return to air
Boeing Co. said it is grappling with a new software headache before its 737 MAX can return to service, a problem industry and government officials said prevents the jet’s flight-control computers from powering up as required prior to flight......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Saudi Aramco adds $3.8 billion to its record IPO
Saudi Aramco said it netted an additional $3.8 billion from its record initial public offering as it sold more shares to meet investor demand, boosting Crown Prince Mohmmed bin Salman’s war chest to reshape the country’s oil-dependent economy......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Car sales hit the skids in 2019
Several major car companies reported softer U.S. sales for 2019, as the auto market shows signs of easing after posting a multiyear streak of near-record results......»»
The Wall Street Journal: Boeing considers stopping or further cutting production of 737 Max
Boeing Co. is considering either halting or further cutting production of the 737 Max amid growing uncertainty over the troubled airplane’s return to service and could disclose a decision as soon as Monday, according to people familiar with the matter......»»
The Wall Street Journal: ‘Fortnite’ developer Epic pushes popular game with payment system that would cut out Google
The creator of “Fortnite†is challenging Google’s policy of taking a cut of payments made for app-related purchases at a time when regulators have started scrutinizing those kind of arrangements between tech companies and their vendors......»»
The Wall Street Journal: China raises $6 billion in record dollar bond sale
China is taking advantage of low global yields to raise $6 billion in its largest-ever dollar bond sale......»»
Wall St. slips as trade deal doubts return
Wall Street's main indexes eased from record levels on Monday after a report stoked fresh fears about a resolution to the U.S.-China trade dispute that has hit global growth and roiled financial markets over the past 16 months......»»
The Ratings Game: Apple’s stock keeps rising, and Wall Street gets more bullish
Shares of Apple Inc.....»»
WeWork Posts Record Loss In Q3: Report
Co-working space startup WeWork made a net loss of $1.25 billion in the third quarter in 2019, the company told its investors on Wednesday, according to the Wall Street Journal. 0 read more.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: AbbVie sells $30 billion in bonds to help fund Allergan acquisition
The AbbVie deal was the fourth-largest investment-grade bond sale on record.....»»
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. raked in record $7 billion in tariffs in September, up nearly 60% from previous year
The U.S. collected a record $7 billion in import tariffs in September, fresh figures show, as new duties kicked in on apparel, tools, electronics and other consumer goods from China......»»
The Ratings Game: Google parent Alphabet’s stock falls, but big earnings miss doesn’t sway upbeat Wall Street analysts
Alphabet Inc. reported a big third-quarter earnings miss, but the Google-parent’s shares bounced sharply off their worst levels, as a gaggle of Wall Street analysts raised their price targets after a revenue beat and massive stock repurchases......»»
The Ratings Game: Netflix’s stock jumps — but not all analysts are subscribing to the hype
Netflix Inc.’s stock rallies Thursday, as investors home in on earnings and subscriber beats, but Wall Street analysts take a more negative view after the streaming video giant warned that growing competition could take a bite out of future results......»»