European Stocks Flat to Higher as U.K. Consumer Confidence Falls
at The Street - Fri Jul 31, 5:21AM CDT
European stocks were little changed on Friday amid a drop in U.K. consumer confidence and a mixed bag of corporate earnings on the last trading day of July.
LYG: 4.74 (-0.02), IHG: 37.53 (+0.01), HOT: 73.70 (+1.79)
What Makes Lumber Liquidators (LL) a Strong Sell? - Tale of the Tape
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Thu Jun 18, 7:59AM CDT
It may not be a good decision to keep Lumber Liquidators (LL) in your portfolio anymore
LL: 15.52 (+0.35)
Fastenal's (FAST) May Sales Dampened by Industrial Slump - Analyst Blog
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Thu Jun 04, 8:40AM CDT
Fastenal Company (FAST) released its sales figures for May, which were lower than April sales.
FAST: 38.67 (+0.05), TGLS: 14.04 (+0.17), UFPI: 59.97 (-0.14)
Beacon Roofing Acquires ProCoat to Boost Product Offering - Analyst Blog
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Tue Jun 02, 2:10PM CDT
Beacon Roofing (BECN) has acquired ProCoat to expand its product offerings.
TGT: 77.88 (+0.81), TGLS: 14.04 (+0.17), BECN: 35.97 (+0.13)
European Stocks Open at Highs, Then Sink; Tesco's Huge Losses, Rolls-Royce's New CEO
at The Street - Wed Apr 22, 5:50AM CDT
European markets performed a backflip on Wednesday, opening at new highs and then plummeting over domestic worries and a continued fear of a Greek exit from the eurozone.
FB: 92.05 (+0.07), ARMH: 43.60 (-0.43), TESO: 7.49 (-0.18), NOK: 6.51 (-0.04)
European Stocks Are Gaining as German Retail Sales Rise
at The Street - Tue Mar 03, 6:15AM CST
European stock indices edged higher on Tuesday, helped by a strong performance on Wall Street on Monday and better-than-expected data from Germany, the eurozone's largest economy.
BCS: 16.03 (-0.01)
European Stocks Bounce Back as Investors Believe Selloff Went Far Enough
at The Street - Fri Oct 17, 5:46AM CDT
European stocks bounce back a little from their week-long plunge on Friday, taking their cue from the reassuring words of central bankers in London and New York.