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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2016
Page
12
The Nasdaq composite slides toward a bear market after a sharp tech-led decline from 2015 peaks. Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Alphabet have fallen as investors reprice pricey tech names, while the S&P 500 drops lag behind. The index stands 17.9% below its July 20 2015 high, versus the S&P 500 down 13% from its May peak.
SigFig data indicate women are 13 times more likely than men to own PMC-Sierra in USA tech stock allocations. Nationwide, over 500,000 investors with $200 billion in assets use SigFig to manage portfolios online, according to SigFig analysis.
Chesapeake Energy says no Chapter 11 filing despite Debtwire rumor and restructuring chatter. LinkedIn shares rebound after a sharp Friday selloff as its first-quarter outlook disappoints investors and analysts.
Apollo Education Group, parent of University of Phoenix, will be taken private by a consortium including Vistria, Apollo Global Management, and Najafi Companies amid shrinking enrollment and revenue. The deal signals a strategic shift as the for profit higher education sector faces pressure from student signups and funding constraints.
Falling oil prices, down about 70 percent in a year, can hurt stocks. Energy makes up about 7 percent of the S&P 500 and energy profits are forecast to fall sharply, dragging earnings lower. Investors worry defaults by energy firms and loan quality at banks, plus signals about global demand.
Verizon and AOL unit chief Tim Armstrong lead preliminary talks on a potential Yahoo asset bid Bloomberg notes no talks have occurred and no bankers hired yet. Verizon stock slipped 0.45 percent while Yahoo fell 3.3 percent as reports circulated.
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