Blue chips eyed as Coca Cola Boeing and AmEx report
Wall Street awaits quarterly results from Coca Cola Boeing and American Express with modest earnings declines expected for Coca Cola and AmEx while Boeing is forecast to rise. Dow's flat Tuesday amid IBM weakness and Dow components Travelers United Technologies Verizon will need solid beats to sustain momentum.
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SigFig tracks active investors amid $200 billion in online portfolios
More than half a million investors nationwide with total assets of 200 billion dollars manage portfolios online using SigFig. Data on this page come from SigFig analysis and show ranges of turnover from very active to aggressive.
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Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Trade
The market showed a modest gain as stock prices posted an intraday high of 75.22 and a low of 72.95. The report highlights a price at 73.03 with a 2.36 rise and another at 113.77 with a 2.04 gain, alongside implied volatility measures and daily change percentages.
Yum Brands to split Chinese unit into separate company
Yum Brands plans to spin off its declining Chinese unit despite China contributing half of its revenue. The move aims to boost growth amid a challenging market as investors react to the strategy and potential value created.
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Harley-Davidson Hit By Flat Quarter And Cautious Guidance
Harley-Davidson shares slid about 14 percent after a flat quarterly profit of 69 cents a share and revenue of 1.14 billion. The company forecast 265000 to 270000 motorcycles this year, flat to down 2 percent from 2014, raising concerns over US market share as Japanese rivals gain. Analysts still see upside though with expected 17 percent profit growth in 2016 and a price target near 65.79 in 18 months.
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Yum Brands to spin off struggling China unit amid investor pressure
Yum Brands plans a separate China business after activist Keith Meister urged action. Creed said the move lets each unit focus on priorities, with Yum China led by Micky Pant and a December investors day set to reveal more. The China unit, 93 percent company owned, accounts for about $1 billion in operating cash flow and roughly 6,900 restaurants including KFC, Pizza Hut, and Little Sheep.
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