Bloomberg.com’s David M. Levitt reported on the latest study of Manhattan real estate. The analysis conducted by real estate brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield shows that Manhattan has 38% more office space for...
Read More“…Tear open a car — not something I recommend — and you will find Johnson Controls all over the place. Seating, door panels, consoles, car battery, you know, Interstate…they’re going to send...
Read More“Have you seen Associated Banc-Corp this morning? Worst stock in the Russell 1000 already down about 10%. A number of things went wrong here…” — CNBC’s Squawk on the Street 1/11/2010 Green Bay,...
Read MoreThe price-to-peak earnings multiple has advanced to 12.8x as of Friday’s close. The market shook off disappointingly poor job loss data on Friday and extended the equity market’s strong weekly gain. The...
Read MoreBill Miller of Legg Mason (LM), one of the most famous value investors today, told the United Kingdom’s Telegraph newspaper that he believes the market is headed higher. It is his belief that the market is...
Read MoreMonsanto Company (MON) reported a loss of 2 cents per share for their fiscal first quarter, while analysts had expected the world’s largest seed producer to break even. The biggest challenge for Monsanto came from...
Read MoreThese are exciting times for technophiles as everyday technology becomes more and more integrated into life. In the first few days of the year techies are treated to a major unveiled of Google’s (GOOG) much...
Read More“Continental Airlines CEO saying in a filing with the Security Exchange Commission that he will forgo his annual salary and the shares have been rallying over the past hour.” — Fox Business Network 1/4/2010 On...
Read MorePublic Storage (PSA) stock was one of the biggest losers in the S&P 500 today after suffering a downgrade from Argus to Hold from Buy. Having not seen the Argus report, we cannot comment on their analysis. ...
Read MoreOn Monday, Rite Aid Corp. (RAD) announced a seventh straight monthly decline in same store sales. Sales at stores open at least one year declined by 1.8%, with front-end sales (non-prescriptions) the worst performer...
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