Steve Anderson
Staff Writer at TipRanks
Writer, Content Marketer, Blogger, covering a wide variety of topics, most lately, technology-heavy. Handling SaaS, WebRTC, and many more
Articles
-
1 week ago |
tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
The news is starting to look grim for entertainment giant Paramount (PARA), as concerns mount over whether or not the deal with Skydance will actually go through after all. In fact, new reports out suggest that Paramount brass is “paralyzed by legal fears” and facing a series of deadlines that need to be met. That news is doing Paramount investors no favors, and they pulled back, sending shares down fractionally in the closing minutes of Monday’s trading.
-
1 week ago |
tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
Advertising can often make the difference between a modest company and a major one. And Ford is rolling out all manner of new advertising of late, seeking to draw attention to Ford’s status as the “most American automaker” around. But Ford investors did not seem to particularly care about Ford’s origins, or its patriotism, and sent shares down over 2% in Tuesday afternoon’s trading.
-
1 week ago |
tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
While the Air India disaster was a blow to aerospace stock Boeing (BA) by extension, there was something of a silver lining to be had herein. At least, so far; new reports suggest that safety checks on Boeing planes in India are actually going very well, though not all of the planes have yet been checked. But investors were not exactly pleased with another issue potentially clouding the waters, and sent Boeing stock down modestly in Tuesday afternoon’s trading.
-
1 week ago |
tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
Online marketplace Etsy (ETSY) is drawing a lot of attention these days, and perhaps one of the most surprising sources of that attention is from analysts. In fact, Truist Securities analysts recently got a load of Etsy and liked what they saw. Investors took calls to buy the dip seriously, and gave Etsy a better than 1.5% boost in its share prices in Tuesday afternoon’s trading.
-
1 week ago |
tipranks.com | Steve Anderson
Any time you can say “zero to 60 in under two seconds” about a car, and you are not just dropping it off a building, you are talking about an extremely fast car. And that is what legacy automaker General Motors (GM) recently rolled out with its latest model Corvette. Investors, meanwhile, seemed oddly underwhelmed about this super-powered monster, and sent GM shares down fractionally in Tuesday afternoon’s trading.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 2K
- Tweets
- 6K
- DMs Open
- No
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary Been around longer than I thought.... https://t.co/ktQ0hPpXX4
"Track and trace". Government weasel-speak for "WHAT privacy, pov? We own you."
Last Minute Shoppers Give @Macy's (M) an Edge in Fourth Quarter Earnings https://t.co/bOCXlOXNtX