Housing market gains power as July data loom
Existing home sales data due Thursday follow July housing starts at 1.206 million units the strongest since 2007 and a builder sentiment index at its peak since 2005. Analysts expect a slight dip in July existing home sales but reaffirm optimism for a third quarter housing upturn.
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SigFig Investors Spotlight Facts About U.S. Users
The report highlights investor use of SigFig tracking services across the United States. It notes user demographics, platform adoption, and how tracking tools influence portfolio decisions and fee awareness. Details emphasize individual investors, brokerage links, and the service’s role in simplifying account monitoring.
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SigFig tracks USA investors with $200 billion in assets
SigFig analyzes data from over half a million investors nationwide, noting the online portfolio tracking service monitors about 200 billion dollars in assets. The page states data come from SigFig analysis and outlines performance by risk across USA portfolios.
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Yum Brands Names Micky Pant To Lead China Unit
Yum Brands announces Micky Pant, current KFC CEO, will lead its China division as the company seeks to reverse a sales slump in a key market. Seagate to acquire data storage firm for 9.75 per share, valuing the deal at 645 million dollars. DeVry Education reports weaker earnings and revenue in Q4 and full year 2015 despite shares holding firm.
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Target proves momentum as shares rise on solid profits
Target reports adjusted quarterly profit of 1.22 per share for the quarter ended July 31, beating estimates by 9 percent. Investors cheer a stronger performance ahead of long term growth, while Wall Street maintains a hold rating and foresees shares near 84 in 18 months.
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Target profits rise as turnaround plan pays off
Target reports Q2 earnings above estimates with 753 million profit and 17.43 billion in sales. The company credits traffic gains and strong performance in signature categories, especially swim and denim, to fashion focused merchandising under CEO Brian Cornell. Same store sales grew 2.4 percent as renovations and improved product mix boosted shopper appeal. Chief Financial Officer John Mulligan to become chief operating officer in September.
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