| Prev Close | 15.36 |
| Open | 15.50 |
| Day Low/High | 15.38 / 15.67 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 7.48 / 15.61 |
| Volume | 3.65M |
UBS Group AG (UBS)
15.66
0.30
1.95
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 3859.05B |
| Market Cap | 57.89B |
| P/E Ratio | 11.72 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Cramer Says Tesla Good for Fanatics but Can't Personally Rationalize Stock
Jim Cramer shares his thoughts on UBS’ downgrade of Tesla (TSLA) from NEUTRAL to SELL.
Greece Repays ECB and IMF; Investors Can Focus on Europe’s ‘Sound Fundamental Picture’
Now that Greece has made its payments to the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund, U.S. investors can move on.
The Week Ahead: The News Never Stops
Hundreds of companies will report quarterly results.
Bear Chart of the Day: UBS
This hasn't been a weak stock, but it has stalled.
Goldman, Morgan Stanley Near Settlements With Justice Department
Goldman Sachs (GS) is one of up to nine banks reportedly expected to pay billions of dollars in settlements with the U.S. Department of Justice.
Syngenta Prepares for Potential Monsanto Bid; Stocks Slip
Syngenta (SYT) shares were on watch as the company reportedly builds its defenses against another potential takeover bid from Monsanto (MON).
United, Delta Drop on Oil Rally; Big Banks Settle With DoJ
Financial stocks were mixed in midday trading Wednesday after the Department of Justice settled with five of the world's largest banks over criminal charges related to manipulation of currency markets.
UBS to Pay $500 Million to Settle Currency Manipulation Charges
UBS (UBS) will pay over $500 million in fines for manipulating currencies and interest rates.
Japan's Economy Grows Faster Than Forecast, Boosting Recovery Hopes
And four other things you need to know now.
Earnings Surprise: Companies Crush Estimates During First Quarter
First quarter earnings season turned out much better than expected. Almost all companies in the S&P 500 reported financial results, which grew by a tenth of a percentage point year-over-year.
Forgive Some Greek Debt, IMF Tells EU
And four other things you need to know now.
Barclays Raises Expected Bill for Fines
And four other things you need to know now.
Wall Street Lost Big on Bad Energy Loans
The knock-on effect will crush cash-strapped energy companies.
Dispute Between Greece and EU Deepens
And four other things you need to know now.
G20 Promise More Monetary, Fiscal Stimulus
And four other things you need to know now.
ECB's Warning to Greece Hits Markets
And four other things you need to know now.
Get Ready for the Lending Club IPO
The company plans to start trading publicly on the NYSE next week.
Forex Trends and Cheats
The good news is you can make money legitimately.
Five Things to Know Now: Banks Fined
Five banks were fined in currency manipulation probe.
Five Things to Know Now: Alibaba and Apple
The two giants could tie up for payments in China.
JetBlue Shares Get a Lift With an Upgrade, Twitter and BofA Also Revised Higher
Upgrades for JetBlue, Twitter and Bank of America in Thurday's Analylsts' Action.
Stay Away from Equity Brokers
Earnings have so far shown a drop in trading revenue.
The Nasdaq Looks Stretched
This ratio says the index is close to a pullback.
The Trader Daily
SPY dip buyers likely will remain active above $186.43.
Gold Shakes Off UBS' Price Target Cut
Gold prices hang steady despite a research note from UBS cutting the firm's one-month and three-month targets for the precious metal.
Morning Market Look
Let's take a look at the overnight and early-morning price action in the major asset classes. The rundown: S&P futures are up 4; Nasdaq futures are up 5; Japan is up 1.95% (quiet news flow, up 7.6% this week!); China Shanghai is up 1.68% (leaked do...
There's Trouble in Entergyland
Regulators balk at merger, hedge funds head for the door.
Apple Tunes Out China Slump
Apple turns its attention to the iRadio as iPad sales face cheaper rivals in China and sales slow. UBS sees the stock price going to $560.
Glaxo Bribery Claims May be True
GlaxoSmithKline revealed that some of its senior executives in China may have broken the law.
