James Rogers
Financial Columnist at MarketWatch
Financial Columnist at Dow Jones Newswires
Liverpool born, Brooklyn citizen. Evertonian. Financial columnist at @DowJones’ @MarketWatch. @90MinsWithNev podcast co-host. Sprint triathlete.
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morningstar.com | James Rogers
By James Rogers J&J beat quarterly profit and revenue expectations and raised its dividend but didn't change its profit outlook, and the stock pulled back Johnson & Johnson beat Wall Street's expectations for first-quarter profit and revenue on Tuesday, as strong growth in the U.S. offset weakness internationally. The medical-technology and drug company raised its outlook for full-year sales but kept its profit guidance intact.
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marketwatch.com | James Rogers
The Ratings GameCSX kicks off railroad-operator earnings when it reports first-quarter results after market close WednesdayPublished: April 14, 2025 at 11:05 a.m. ETEarnings for railroad operators kick off this week when CSX Corp. reports first-quarter results after market close Wednesday, as tariff uncertainty and difficult weather conditions in recent months overshadow the sector.
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morningstar.com | James Rogers
By James Rogers GameStop directors Alain Attal and Larry Cheng have increased their stakes in the videogame retailer and original meme stock Two GameStop Corp. directors increased their stakes in the videogame retailer, just a week after Chief Executive Ryan Cohen grew his position in the original meme stock. On Thursday, GameStop's Lead Independent Director Alain Attal purchased 10,000 shares at $25.75 each, bringing his stake to 572,464 shares, according to an SEC filing.
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marketwatch.com | James Rogers
There’s a ‘parallel economy’ of companies offering products and services to ‘a conservative user base that wants to align their money with their values,’ says the CEO of conservative investing app MonorailPublished: April 11, 2025 at 2:15 p.m. ETPresident Donald Trump’s tariffs war may have roiled the markets, but investors aligned with his political values are ramping up their activity, according to conservative investing app Monorail.
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marketwatch.com | James Rogers
GameStop directors Alain Attal and Larry Cheng have increased their stakes in the videogame retailer and original meme stockPublished: April 11, 2025 at 7:40 a.m. ETTwo GameStop Corp. directors increased their stakes in the videogame retailer, just a week after Chief Executive Ryan Cohen grew his position in the original meme stock.
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Trump-supporting investors are doubling down on these names as tariff war rages https://t.co/nNV97VXWLS via @MarketWatch
These GameStop directors have followed Ryan Cohen’s lead. The stock is rising. https://t.co/rZuJ4MEile via @MarketWatch #GameStop $GME
As Trump’s trade war rages, the shipping industry wrestles with uncertainty and the risk of disruption - great insight from @sundboell @ @DescartesSG https://t.co/9qC4W1Brr2 via @MarketWatch #tariffs