2 Stocks to Watch Today: Lam Research Corporation (LRCX), DISH Network Corporation (DISH)
Lam Research Corporation (NASDAQ: LRCX) experienced a high price of $179.91 with a low value of $175.1 at the end of the last trading session, which followed after a gain of 0.22% and settled at $179.22 during the course of the last 24 hours for the day. Respectfully, the company now has 152.25M shares after […]
Two stocks To Watch For Long-Term Investors: New Age Beverages Corporation (NBEV), Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)
New Age Beverages Corporation (NASDAQ: NBEV) experienced a high price of $6.3 with a low value of $5.7 at the end of the last trading session, which followed after a loss of -2.69% and settled at $6.14 during the course of the last 24 hours for the day. Respectfully, the company now has 76.92M shares […]
Canadian stocks stage ‘surprise’ comeback, jumping 12% this year
It’s been quite a turnaround for the Canadian market, which lost almost 12% last year The Canadian stock market has been quietly staging a comeback this year after 2018’s rough ride saw it significantly lag behind its U.S. counterparts. The benchmark S&P/TSX composite index is up more than 12 per cent so far this year to 16,058 […]
Creating a gold giant
Barrick Gold will try to acquire Newmont Mining Corp. in an approximately $18 billion all-stock deal that would create a mining behemoth worth about $42 billion. Colorado’s Newmont has rejected any talk of a buyout from the Canadian miner so far and the unsolicited bid from its fierce rival appears likely to become hostile. On […]
GE sells biopharma unit
General Electric is selling its biopharma business to Danaher Corp. for $21.4 billion as it continues to sell off chunks of a once sprawling conglomerate. The biopharma unit, part of GE Life Sciences, generated revenue of about $3 billion last year. Danaher said after tax benefits, the deal will have a price tag that is […]
Canada ordered to pay U.S. concrete company $7M in NAFTA case
Long-running case began after New Jersey company’s bid to open a quarry in Nova Scotia rejected in 2007 Canada has been ordered to pay $7 million in damages, plus interest, to a U.S. concrete company that used the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to successfully argue it was wrongly denied permission to build a quarry […]