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Canaccord says Intel's margins could suffer as the chipmaker ventures into new markets to seek growth.
Twitter streamed approximately 600 million hours of live video to 31 million unique users in the fourth quarter.
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Analysts at Cowen downgraded Twitter to underperform, predicting a 27 percent drop in the stock in the next 12 months.
The social-media platform chief executive's long-winded excuses about the firm's fourth-quarter earnings could use an edit.
Baird estimates Tesla will deliver approximately 25,000 Model 3 cars in 2017.
Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank, thinks foreign stocks could outperform domestic equities this year.
The hedge-fund manager reckons rate hikes will bolster lending and trading enough to jack up returns before tax cuts or deregulation.
JPMorgan told clients to take a second look at GM following its recent earnings report.
CNBC PRO screened for analysts' favorite Nasdaq 100 stocks to ride out the potential next leg of the rally.
Bank of America on Wednesday selected Facebook as its top pick in the internet media space.
Goldman Sachs says PNC has one of the largest lending exposures to commercial and industrial clients among regional banks.
BTIG says downloads of Twitter's iOS app 'have picked up notably' since the start of 2017.
Traders betting these 5 stocks will beat Wall Street's earnings expectations next week.
Stephen Weiss reviews the main factors driving stocks and how investors should be positioned for next week.
UBS says dividends represented roughly half of the market's return in the past 100 years.
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