China's coronavirus outbreak: Here's what happened on Tuesday
Both Hong Kong and Russia announced strict travel measures from mainland China, with the U.S. government expanding screening measures at key airports on Tuesday. …read more […]
Both Hong Kong and Russia announced strict travel measures from mainland China, with the U.S. government expanding screening measures at key airports on Tuesday. …read more […]
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Demand for copper is projected to surge this decade because of the rising popularity of electric vehicles, which use twice as much copper as internal combustion engines. Despite that, Phoenix, Arizona-based Freeport’s shares are worth half what they were in 2010, dragged down by uncertainty over the company’s stake in a major Indonesian mine and debt from an ill-fated oil and gas venture. …read more […]
Freeport-McMoran Inc , the world’s largest publicly traded copper producer, would consider acquisitions, mergers or other deals once three ongoing expansion projects finish by 2022, Chief Executive Richard Adkerson said in an interview on Tuesday.
Earnings season is in full swing, and the reports are coming in thick and fast. Most companies are battling it out against themselves, trying to outdo expectations and provide reassuring outlooks for 2020 and beyond. Some companies, though, are engaged not only in besting their own estimates but also those of their closest rivals. Which leads us nicely into The Battle of the CPU Giants: Intel vs AMD.Intel released its 4Q19 report following the market’s close on Thursday. The upbeat display was rewarded by the market, which provided an 8% boost to its share price by the close of Friday’s …read more […]
United Airlines Holdings Inc said on Tuesday it was suspending some flights between the United States and Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai between Feb. 1 and Feb. 8 due to a “significant decline in demand” as the new coronavirus spreads.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Britain’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson “discussed critical regional and bilateral issues, including telecommunications security” in a conversation on Tuesday, White House spokesman Judd Deere said in a statement.
NEW YORK – A dramatic rally in Treasuries this week led some key parts of the U.S. yield curve to reinvert, a signal that has traditionally been bearish for the U.S. economy.
United Airlines Holdings Inc said on Tuesday it was suspending some flights between the United States and Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai between Feb. 1 and Feb. 8 due to a “significant decline in demand.”
U.S. boutique investment bank Centerview has found an office in the heart of Paris and is hiring senior bankers to establish a second European hub as Brexit looms, three sources told Reuters.
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Mr. Market is worried sick… Is this more than just the sniffles?
The Wuhan coronavirus is the latest outbreak weighing on investors’ minds.
But in today’s Making the Grade, we’re looking at a possible contrarian way to book some gains amid the global health crisis.
The current coronavirus strain first appeared late last year. But it recently started gaining international attention only as the epidemic worsened.
So far, 81 people have lost their lives and more than 2,800 cases of the coronavirus have been reported in China.
Despite the country’s best efforts to keep it contained, the deadly virus has spread to nearly a dozen …read more […]
Pfizer Inc on Tuesday reported lower-than-expected quarterly profit and a decline in revenue as sales of its off-patent pain treatment Lyrica more than halved, sending its shares down more than 3%.
Top Chinese smartphone maker Huawei Technologies Co Ltd thrived in 2019 at the expense of smaller Chinese rivals and Apple even as the smartphone market shrank further and consumers favored phones with 5G technology, data shows.
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