Procter & Gamble Company (PG) 80.45 $PG
Stocks Turn Positive as Energy Sector Leads
at The Street - Tue Jul 28, 10:07AM CDT
Stocks bounce back to session highs by late morning Tuesday.
AMZN: 525.57 (-5.84), F: 14.90 (+0.35), HON: 104.34 (+2.70), PFE: 35.21 (+0.87), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), COP: 52.79 (+2.14), UPS: 100.22 (+5.10), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), EBAY: 28.20 (+0.20), MRK: 57.27 (+0.28), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), BP: 37.29 (+1.24), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37), PTR: 99.37 (+4.20), XLE: 70.70 (+2.19)
Procter & Gamble (PG) Crosses Pivot Point Resistance at $80.22
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Tue Jul 28, 9:09AM CDT
Shares of Procter & Gamble (NYSE
G) opened today above their pivot of $79.82 and have already reached the first level of resistance at $80.22. Analysts will be watching for a cross of the next upside pivot targets of $80.47 and $81.11.
PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
Stock Futures Trade Higher as U.S. Home Prices Climb
at The Street - Tue Jul 28, 8:13AM CDT
Stock futures hold onto gains on Tuesday as home prices rise in May, though at a slightly slower pace than expected.
AMZN: 525.57 (-5.84), F: 14.90 (+0.35), HON: 104.34 (+2.70), PFE: 35.21 (+0.87), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), EBAY: 28.20 (+0.20), MRK: 57.27 (+0.28), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), BP: 37.29 (+1.24), PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
India Women's Cosmetics Market Forecast and Opportunities, 2020
PR Newswire - Tue Jul 28, 8:01AM CDT
Cosmetic products are no more restricted to being used on special occasions, but are gaining prominence as part of women's daily regimen. In India, women's cosmetic products are widely adopted, and have emerged as high utility products over the last few years. Women in the country are becoming more open to trying new products, which help them in maintaining a youthful and elegant look. In addition to conventional cosmetics, a number of new products are being introduced in the market, to help women in protecting their skin from pollution and sun damage. The use of these products is especially increasing among working women, who spend most of their time outdoors. Cosmetics in the country are especially popular among women seeking recognition in their workplace. The demand for women's cosmetic products in India has been growing over the last few years on account of increasing desire among female consumers to look physically appealing, along with the rising number of working women in the country.
PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
Global Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) Logistics Market 2015
M2 - Tue Jul 28, 5:10AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/b2br67/global_cpg) has announced the addition of the "Global CPG Logistics 2015" report to their offering. The Consumer Packaged Goods sector is one of the largest customers for contract logistics. With estimated revenues of over half a billion it is a global business that can make unique demands of logistics services. This report looks at both the size of the logistics operations supporting CPG and the nature of what the CPG demands from logistics providers. The report shows that the CPG sector is relatively stable in the developed world but that changing channels of consumption are providing scope for new service offerings and solutions to be implemented. Meanwhile in emerging markets, the under-developed logistics capacity of many markets has developed a substantially increased demand for more sophisticated logistics services to cater for growing demand for CPG. This essential report looks at the following key areas: - Characteristics of CPG logistics - Supply chains of the biggest CPG companies - CPG market size and logistics costs - CPG in developed and emerging economies - Logistics service provider profiles. What insights will you gain from Global CPG Logistics 2015? - Identify the key market players- including overview of their supply chains and geographic operations coverage. - Which LSPs service the CPG sector? - What services are provided by the top LSPs? Who uses them? Also included is an overview of geographic coverage of operations and company financial information (including percentage of revenue from CPG activity). - A comparison of emerging and developed markets- helping you identify risks and opportunities. What are the key findings? - North America spending 6.8% of total sales on logistics, whilst Europe spends just over 10.5% - Markets in the emerging economies have much higher cost bases- possibly twice that or the US - Perception that the CPG sector in developed economies offers little growth however some companies continue to grow at pace. - Not all emerging economies have the same market needs- requirements for products in China vary to those required in Brazil - One obstacle to growth of CPG in emerging markets is the poor efficiency of logistics. Transport is often expensive and high quality warehousing can be scarce. - Growth of CPG in emerging markets is a major opportunity for those with the capital to acquire large and complex distribution centres. Key Topics Covered: 1.0 Introduction 2.0 CPG Logistics 2.1 Characteristics of CPG 2.2 Supply chain management in the CPG sector 2.3 Branding and logistics 2.4 CPG development and innovation 3.0 Supply chains 4.0 CPG market size and logistics costs 4.1 The size and state of the CPG market 4.2 CPG cost profile 4.3 CPG logistics cost 4.3.1 CPG logistics cost profile examples 5.0 CPG markets 5.1 CPG commodity trade 5.2 CPG in developed economies 5.3 CPG in emerging economies 6.0 Logistics provider profiles 7.0 Appendix 7.1 Top 10 importers and exporters Companies Mentioned - CEVA - DB Schenker - DHL Supply Chain - Geodis - Kuehne Nagel - Ryder - XPO Logistics (formerly known as Norbert Dentressangle) - Toll Global Logistics - Linfox - Kerry Logistics - Global Logistic properties (GLP) - FM Logistic - CHEP - Agility - UTi - Amazon - GENCO - Penske - Coca-Cola - Danone - Kimberly-Clark - L'Or?al - Mondelez - Nestl? - PepsiCo - Procter & Gamble (P&G) - Reckitt Benckiser - Unilever For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/b2br67/global_cpg
PG: 80.45 (+0.48), XPO: 43.61 (+1.21), PEP: 96.14 (+0.48)
Watching China and Envying Warren Buffett
at The Street - Tue Jul 28, 3:50AM CDT
China might, in some ways, be unraveling right now.
KO: 40.50 (-0.04), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), AXP: 75.48 (+0.56), IBM: 159.81 (+0.74), WMT: 72.27 (+0.89), PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
3 Stocks for Retirees to Buy
Brian Feroldi, Selena Maranjian, and Todd Campbell, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Jul 27, 6:03PM CDT
Photo by 401(k) 2012 / Flickr creative commons Investors who are in retirement should be looking for safe, reliable companies that offer good long-term growth prospects at a lower than average risk level. These types of investments tend to have...
SE: 30.18 (+0.97), GILD: 112.97 (+2.43), PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
Photo Advisory: Mario and Courtney Lopez Host Opening Event for Piper & Paxton Baby Boutique and Showcase Top Baby Brands Available at Walmart
Business Wire - Mon Jul 27, 10:50AM CDT
On Saturday July 25, the Piper & Paxton Baby Boutique, a stylishly designed pop-up was installed in the Chicago area. The boutique, which is open for just three days, features an array of top baby brands and demonstrated to customers that you don't have to shop at a high-end baby boutique to find great baby products. Mario and Courtney Lopez hosted the opening party and revealed to guests that all the products found in the boutique are available at Walmart, including new Pampers Premium Care diapers.
PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
What's in Store for Procter & Gamble's (PG) Q4 Earnings? - Analyst Blog
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Mon Jul 27, 10:40AM CDT
The Procter & Gamble Company (PG) is set to report fourth-quarter and fiscal 2015 results on Jul 30, before the market opens. Last quarter, the company delivered in-line results.
CPB: 48.92 (+0.64), DF: 17.35 (+0.25), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), SJM: 108.01 (+2.03)
Futures Move Lower With Fed and GDP on Tap
at The Street - Sun Jul 26, 7:14PM CDT
Two tech companies in Jim Cramer's charitable trust report as well.
DHI: 27.60 (+0.86), NSC: 84.92 (+2.12), MDLZ: 42.82 (+0.79), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), FCAU: 14.95 (+0.54), MHFI: 98.19 (-1.40), AGN: 337.39 (+10.41), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), GILD: 112.98 (+2.44), PSO: 18.31 (+0.33), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), TEVA: 70.92 (-1.08), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), TWTR: 36.31 (+1.61), BRK.B: 143.30 (+2.58), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37), BRK.A: 215,000.00 (+4,275.00)
Futures Start Mixed With Fed and GDP on Tap
at The Street - Sun Jul 26, 6:23PM CDT
Two tech companies in Jim Cramer's charitable trust report as well.
DHI: 27.60 (+0.86), NSC: 84.92 (+2.12), MDLZ: 42.82 (+0.79), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), FCAU: 14.95 (+0.54), MHFI: 98.19 (-1.40), AGN: 337.39 (+10.41), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), GILD: 112.98 (+2.44), PSO: 18.31 (+0.33), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), TEVA: 70.92 (-1.08), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), BRK.B: 143.30 (+2.58), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37), TWTR: 36.31 (+1.61), BRK.A: 215,000.00 (+4,275.00)
What to Watch in the Week Ahead: Twitter, Facebook Earnings, GDP
at The Street - Sun Jul 26, 11:15AM CDT
For the week of July 27, TheStreet highlights the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, the key earnings reports and economic data to watch on Wall Street.
F: 14.90 (+0.35), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), UPS: 100.23 (+5.11), CI: 146.10 (+0.20), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), LNKD: 228.10 (+7.44), GILD: 112.98 (+2.44), MRK: 57.27 (+0.28), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), TWTR: 36.31 (+1.61), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37), MA: 95.23 (+0.84), CL: 68.31 (+1.01)
Jim Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Here's Next Week's Game Plan
at The Street - Fri Jul 24, 7:26PM CDT
Cramer says investors need to keep their powder dry and pounce when the markets put high-quality domestic stocks on sale.
DHI: 27.60 (+0.86), AMZN: 525.57 (-5.84), BIIB: 317.37 (+7.94), CY: 11.84 (+0.27), NSC: 84.92 (+2.12), MDLZ: 42.82 (+0.79), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), CZR: 5.10 (+0.18), SBUX: 57.15 (+0.17), NFLX: 107.70 (+1.27), CI: 146.10 (+0.20), UA: 97.46 (+1.03), ANTM: 153.88 (+2.38), RLGT: 6.76 (-0.01), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), COF: 78.44 (-0.17), GILD: 112.98 (+2.44), R: 89.26 (+1.94), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), GOOGL: 660.09 (+1.82), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), TWTR: 36.31 (+1.61), PEIX: 7.60 (+0.04), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37)
A look at the largest companies in the S&P 500
By The Associated Press - AP - Fri Jul 24, 6:08PM CDT
Amazon surpassed the world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., in market value Friday, on the back of a strong earnings report. Amazon shares closed up nearly 10 percent, giving the Seattle company a market value of $247.77 billion, versus $230.53 billion for Wal-Mart.
AMZN: 525.57 (-5.84), GE: 26.08 (+0.13), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), PFE: 35.20 (+0.86), DIS: 118.57 (+0.32), WMT: 72.27 (+0.89), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), BAC: 17.87 (+0.20), WFC: 57.51 (-0.08), GOOG: 629.24 (+1.98), JNJ: 99.02 (+0.74), GOOGL: 660.09 (+1.82), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), MSFT: 45.58 (+0.23), AAPL: 123.74 (+0.97)
Earnings Growth Hard to Come By - Earnings Preview
Sheraz Mian - Zacks Investment Research - Fri Jul 24, 2:35PM CDT
Earnings Growth Hard to Come By - Earnings Preview
WFM: 40.82 (+0.66), ROP: 164.43 (+0.18), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), PFE: 35.20 (+0.86), IP: 48.68 (+1.32), AMGN: 173.21 (+7.67), COP: 52.79 (+2.14), XOM: 82.37 (+3.11), UPS: 100.23 (+5.11), MRK: 57.27 (+0.28), EXPE: 106.89 (+1.97), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), PG: 80.44 (+0.47), CVX: 92.50 (+3.36), MA: 95.23 (+0.84)
Bumble Bee Seafoods, Ocean Spray and Sun Products All Complete Move to Datalliance Vendor Managed Inventory
Marketwired - Fri Jul 24, 8:11AM CDT
Datalliance today announced that Bumble Bee Seafoods (Bumble Bee), Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. (Ocean Spray), and The Sun Products Corporation (Sun Products) are the latest consumer goods suppliers to deploy their Vendor Managed Inventory programs using the Datalliance VMI platform. Ocean Spray and Sun Products both transitioned from their existing VMI platforms to Datalliance while Bumble Bee used Datalliance for the initial launch of their VMI program.
PG: 80.44 (+0.47)
'Twilight' Was Right: Vampire Trading Can Make You Rich
at The Street - Fri Jul 24, 6:37AM CDT
New research says trading after the market closes is about twice as profitable as long-term market returns. The problem? It's for night owls.
TSLA: 264.52 (+11.51), JNJ: 99.02 (+0.74), IBM: 159.81 (+0.74), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), PG: 80.44 (+0.47), AAPL: 123.74 (+0.97)
Where Nervous Investors Can Park Their Money Without Fretting
at The Street - Thu Jul 23, 10:53AM CDT
Investing is inherently risky, but there are stocks out there -- even for nervous investors.
WFM: 40.82 (+0.66), KR: 38.79 (+0.59), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), CVX: 92.50 (+3.36), VZ: 45.92 (+0.09)
Procter & Gamble Fabric Care Overhauls Packaging to Make 230 Million Bottles a Year out of Recycled Plastic
PR Newswire Europe - Wed Jul 22, 5:02PM CDT
GENEVA, July 22, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
Stocks Turn Positive as Energy Sector Leads
at The Street - Tue Jul 28, 10:07AM CDT
Stocks bounce back to session highs by late morning Tuesday.
AMZN: 525.57 (-5.84), F: 14.90 (+0.35), HON: 104.34 (+2.70), PFE: 35.21 (+0.87), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), COP: 52.79 (+2.14), UPS: 100.22 (+5.10), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), EBAY: 28.20 (+0.20), MRK: 57.27 (+0.28), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), BP: 37.29 (+1.24), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37), PTR: 99.37 (+4.20), XLE: 70.70 (+2.19)
Procter & Gamble (PG) Crosses Pivot Point Resistance at $80.22
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Tue Jul 28, 9:09AM CDT
Shares of Procter & Gamble (NYSE
G) opened today above their pivot of $79.82 and have already reached the first level of resistance at $80.22. Analysts will be watching for a cross of the next upside pivot targets of $80.47 and $81.11. PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
Stock Futures Trade Higher as U.S. Home Prices Climb
at The Street - Tue Jul 28, 8:13AM CDT
Stock futures hold onto gains on Tuesday as home prices rise in May, though at a slightly slower pace than expected.
AMZN: 525.57 (-5.84), F: 14.90 (+0.35), HON: 104.34 (+2.70), PFE: 35.21 (+0.87), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), EBAY: 28.20 (+0.20), MRK: 57.27 (+0.28), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), BP: 37.29 (+1.24), PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
India Women's Cosmetics Market Forecast and Opportunities, 2020
PR Newswire - Tue Jul 28, 8:01AM CDT
Cosmetic products are no more restricted to being used on special occasions, but are gaining prominence as part of women's daily regimen. In India, women's cosmetic products are widely adopted, and have emerged as high utility products over the last few years. Women in the country are becoming more open to trying new products, which help them in maintaining a youthful and elegant look. In addition to conventional cosmetics, a number of new products are being introduced in the market, to help women in protecting their skin from pollution and sun damage. The use of these products is especially increasing among working women, who spend most of their time outdoors. Cosmetics in the country are especially popular among women seeking recognition in their workplace. The demand for women's cosmetic products in India has been growing over the last few years on account of increasing desire among female consumers to look physically appealing, along with the rising number of working women in the country.
PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
Global Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) Logistics Market 2015
M2 - Tue Jul 28, 5:10AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/b2br67/global_cpg) has announced the addition of the "Global CPG Logistics 2015" report to their offering. The Consumer Packaged Goods sector is one of the largest customers for contract logistics. With estimated revenues of over half a billion it is a global business that can make unique demands of logistics services. This report looks at both the size of the logistics operations supporting CPG and the nature of what the CPG demands from logistics providers. The report shows that the CPG sector is relatively stable in the developed world but that changing channels of consumption are providing scope for new service offerings and solutions to be implemented. Meanwhile in emerging markets, the under-developed logistics capacity of many markets has developed a substantially increased demand for more sophisticated logistics services to cater for growing demand for CPG. This essential report looks at the following key areas: - Characteristics of CPG logistics - Supply chains of the biggest CPG companies - CPG market size and logistics costs - CPG in developed and emerging economies - Logistics service provider profiles. What insights will you gain from Global CPG Logistics 2015? - Identify the key market players- including overview of their supply chains and geographic operations coverage. - Which LSPs service the CPG sector? - What services are provided by the top LSPs? Who uses them? Also included is an overview of geographic coverage of operations and company financial information (including percentage of revenue from CPG activity). - A comparison of emerging and developed markets- helping you identify risks and opportunities. What are the key findings? - North America spending 6.8% of total sales on logistics, whilst Europe spends just over 10.5% - Markets in the emerging economies have much higher cost bases- possibly twice that or the US - Perception that the CPG sector in developed economies offers little growth however some companies continue to grow at pace. - Not all emerging economies have the same market needs- requirements for products in China vary to those required in Brazil - One obstacle to growth of CPG in emerging markets is the poor efficiency of logistics. Transport is often expensive and high quality warehousing can be scarce. - Growth of CPG in emerging markets is a major opportunity for those with the capital to acquire large and complex distribution centres. Key Topics Covered: 1.0 Introduction 2.0 CPG Logistics 2.1 Characteristics of CPG 2.2 Supply chain management in the CPG sector 2.3 Branding and logistics 2.4 CPG development and innovation 3.0 Supply chains 4.0 CPG market size and logistics costs 4.1 The size and state of the CPG market 4.2 CPG cost profile 4.3 CPG logistics cost 4.3.1 CPG logistics cost profile examples 5.0 CPG markets 5.1 CPG commodity trade 5.2 CPG in developed economies 5.3 CPG in emerging economies 6.0 Logistics provider profiles 7.0 Appendix 7.1 Top 10 importers and exporters Companies Mentioned - CEVA - DB Schenker - DHL Supply Chain - Geodis - Kuehne Nagel - Ryder - XPO Logistics (formerly known as Norbert Dentressangle) - Toll Global Logistics - Linfox - Kerry Logistics - Global Logistic properties (GLP) - FM Logistic - CHEP - Agility - UTi - Amazon - GENCO - Penske - Coca-Cola - Danone - Kimberly-Clark - L'Or?al - Mondelez - Nestl? - PepsiCo - Procter & Gamble (P&G) - Reckitt Benckiser - Unilever For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/b2br67/global_cpg
PG: 80.45 (+0.48), XPO: 43.61 (+1.21), PEP: 96.14 (+0.48)
Watching China and Envying Warren Buffett
at The Street - Tue Jul 28, 3:50AM CDT
China might, in some ways, be unraveling right now.
KO: 40.50 (-0.04), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), AXP: 75.48 (+0.56), IBM: 159.81 (+0.74), WMT: 72.27 (+0.89), PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
3 Stocks for Retirees to Buy
Brian Feroldi, Selena Maranjian, and Todd Campbell, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Mon Jul 27, 6:03PM CDT
Photo by 401(k) 2012 / Flickr creative commons Investors who are in retirement should be looking for safe, reliable companies that offer good long-term growth prospects at a lower than average risk level. These types of investments tend to have...
SE: 30.18 (+0.97), GILD: 112.97 (+2.43), PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
Photo Advisory: Mario and Courtney Lopez Host Opening Event for Piper & Paxton Baby Boutique and Showcase Top Baby Brands Available at Walmart
Business Wire - Mon Jul 27, 10:50AM CDT
On Saturday July 25, the Piper & Paxton Baby Boutique, a stylishly designed pop-up was installed in the Chicago area. The boutique, which is open for just three days, features an array of top baby brands and demonstrated to customers that you don't have to shop at a high-end baby boutique to find great baby products. Mario and Courtney Lopez hosted the opening party and revealed to guests that all the products found in the boutique are available at Walmart, including new Pampers Premium Care diapers.
PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
What's in Store for Procter & Gamble's (PG) Q4 Earnings? - Analyst Blog
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Mon Jul 27, 10:40AM CDT
The Procter & Gamble Company (PG) is set to report fourth-quarter and fiscal 2015 results on Jul 30, before the market opens. Last quarter, the company delivered in-line results.
CPB: 48.92 (+0.64), DF: 17.35 (+0.25), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), SJM: 108.01 (+2.03)
Futures Move Lower With Fed and GDP on Tap
at The Street - Sun Jul 26, 7:14PM CDT
Two tech companies in Jim Cramer's charitable trust report as well.
DHI: 27.60 (+0.86), NSC: 84.92 (+2.12), MDLZ: 42.82 (+0.79), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), FCAU: 14.95 (+0.54), MHFI: 98.19 (-1.40), AGN: 337.39 (+10.41), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), GILD: 112.98 (+2.44), PSO: 18.31 (+0.33), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), TEVA: 70.92 (-1.08), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), TWTR: 36.31 (+1.61), BRK.B: 143.30 (+2.58), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37), BRK.A: 215,000.00 (+4,275.00)
Futures Start Mixed With Fed and GDP on Tap
at The Street - Sun Jul 26, 6:23PM CDT
Two tech companies in Jim Cramer's charitable trust report as well.
DHI: 27.60 (+0.86), NSC: 84.92 (+2.12), MDLZ: 42.82 (+0.79), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), FCAU: 14.95 (+0.54), MHFI: 98.19 (-1.40), AGN: 337.39 (+10.41), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), GILD: 112.98 (+2.44), PSO: 18.31 (+0.33), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), TEVA: 70.92 (-1.08), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), BRK.B: 143.30 (+2.58), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37), TWTR: 36.31 (+1.61), BRK.A: 215,000.00 (+4,275.00)
What to Watch in the Week Ahead: Twitter, Facebook Earnings, GDP
at The Street - Sun Jul 26, 11:15AM CDT
For the week of July 27, TheStreet highlights the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, the key earnings reports and economic data to watch on Wall Street.
F: 14.90 (+0.35), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), UPS: 100.23 (+5.11), CI: 146.10 (+0.20), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), LNKD: 228.10 (+7.44), GILD: 112.98 (+2.44), MRK: 57.27 (+0.28), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), TWTR: 36.31 (+1.61), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37), MA: 95.23 (+0.84), CL: 68.31 (+1.01)
Jim Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: Here's Next Week's Game Plan
at The Street - Fri Jul 24, 7:26PM CDT
Cramer says investors need to keep their powder dry and pounce when the markets put high-quality domestic stocks on sale.
DHI: 27.60 (+0.86), AMZN: 525.57 (-5.84), BIIB: 317.37 (+7.94), CY: 11.84 (+0.27), NSC: 84.92 (+2.12), MDLZ: 42.82 (+0.79), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), CZR: 5.10 (+0.18), SBUX: 57.15 (+0.17), NFLX: 107.70 (+1.27), CI: 146.10 (+0.20), UA: 97.46 (+1.03), ANTM: 153.88 (+2.38), RLGT: 6.76 (-0.01), BIDU: 163.78 (-33.90), COF: 78.44 (-0.17), GILD: 112.98 (+2.44), R: 89.26 (+1.94), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), GOOGL: 660.09 (+1.82), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), TWTR: 36.31 (+1.61), PEIX: 7.60 (+0.04), CVX: 92.51 (+3.37)
A look at the largest companies in the S&P 500
By The Associated Press - AP - Fri Jul 24, 6:08PM CDT
Amazon surpassed the world's largest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., in market value Friday, on the back of a strong earnings report. Amazon shares closed up nearly 10 percent, giving the Seattle company a market value of $247.77 billion, versus $230.53 billion for Wal-Mart.
AMZN: 525.57 (-5.84), GE: 26.08 (+0.13), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), PFE: 35.20 (+0.86), DIS: 118.57 (+0.32), WMT: 72.27 (+0.89), XOM: 82.38 (+3.12), BAC: 17.87 (+0.20), WFC: 57.51 (-0.08), GOOG: 629.24 (+1.98), JNJ: 99.02 (+0.74), GOOGL: 660.09 (+1.82), PG: 80.45 (+0.48), MSFT: 45.58 (+0.23), AAPL: 123.74 (+0.97)
Earnings Growth Hard to Come By - Earnings Preview
Sheraz Mian - Zacks Investment Research - Fri Jul 24, 2:35PM CDT
Earnings Growth Hard to Come By - Earnings Preview
WFM: 40.82 (+0.66), ROP: 164.43 (+0.18), FB: 95.27 (+1.10), PFE: 35.20 (+0.86), IP: 48.68 (+1.32), AMGN: 173.21 (+7.67), COP: 52.79 (+2.14), XOM: 82.37 (+3.11), UPS: 100.23 (+5.11), MRK: 57.27 (+0.28), EXPE: 106.89 (+1.97), DD: 55.99 (-0.74), PG: 80.44 (+0.47), CVX: 92.50 (+3.36), MA: 95.23 (+0.84)
Bumble Bee Seafoods, Ocean Spray and Sun Products All Complete Move to Datalliance Vendor Managed Inventory
Marketwired - Fri Jul 24, 8:11AM CDT
Datalliance today announced that Bumble Bee Seafoods (Bumble Bee), Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. (Ocean Spray), and The Sun Products Corporation (Sun Products) are the latest consumer goods suppliers to deploy their Vendor Managed Inventory programs using the Datalliance VMI platform. Ocean Spray and Sun Products both transitioned from their existing VMI platforms to Datalliance while Bumble Bee used Datalliance for the initial launch of their VMI program.
PG: 80.44 (+0.47)
'Twilight' Was Right: Vampire Trading Can Make You Rich
at The Street - Fri Jul 24, 6:37AM CDT
New research says trading after the market closes is about twice as profitable as long-term market returns. The problem? It's for night owls.
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Where Nervous Investors Can Park Their Money Without Fretting
at The Street - Thu Jul 23, 10:53AM CDT
Investing is inherently risky, but there are stocks out there -- even for nervous investors.
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Procter & Gamble Fabric Care Overhauls Packaging to Make 230 Million Bottles a Year out of Recycled Plastic
PR Newswire Europe - Wed Jul 22, 5:02PM CDT
GENEVA, July 22, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
PG: 80.45 (+0.48)
