Restructuring
Jack Ma Surrenders Control of Ant Group, Causing Alibaba Shares to Bounce
Ant Group's political rehabilitation appears complete, with a holding company restructuring that means Ma no longer dominates voting power.
Ammo Inc. Misfires as Plan to Split Into 2 Companies Can't Offset Revenue Miss
The maker of ammunition and operator of an online firearms marketplace sees its stock lose ground last week; also, Weber Inc. shares keep running hot and cold.
As Bed Bath & Beyond Soars, Does It Change Anything Long-Term?
Ryan Cohen acquiring a 10% stake presents us with an interesting situation.
Genting Hong Kong Becomes Asia's Biggest Pandemic Tourism Casualty
The cruise ship operator is entering liquidation with its fleet drydocked, and after losing a fight over its German shipbuilding business.
Toshiba Faces Fight With Shareholders Over Planned 3-Way Split
Activist investors say a three-way division of the Japanese company is yet another effort to evade outside pressure and keep management in place.
Is Intel's Announcement to List Mobileye a Chart Changer?
Let's review the charts and indicators.
GE and JNJ Aren't the Only Aging Companies That Could Benefit From a Breakup
These moves could serve as a benchmark for other bigger, older, and perhaps bloated companies. Here are some candidates.
Big Blue Is Breaking Out of a Long Triangle Formation
Let's review the charts and indicators.
Treasury Yields Post-Covid, Reading Fed Tea Leaves and Junk Bond Intrigue
A Fed governor speaks of accommodation, and AMC Entertainment's bond maneuvers serve as a warning to those who swim in the high-yield pool.
A Pair of Low-Priced Stocks Put on Sudden Sprints Higher
Fashion retailer Fossil Group climbed after posting results while downtrodden restaurant operator Luby's surged on the possible sale of its assets.