BUSINESS NEWS - Last Generation Network News - Thursday May 4th 2017
BUSINESS NEWS - Last Generation Network News - Thursday May 4th 2017
| TheStreet.com | - |
Any sane investor listening to Tesla's (TSLA) earnings call on Wednesday evening had to be like "huh, this is why I have been buying the stock like a mad person over the past three months.
| New York Times | - |
Protesting austerity measures, in San Juan, P.R., on Monday. The island has about $123 billion in debt and pension obligations. Credit Alvin Baez/Reuters.
| Los Angeles Times | - |
A day after airline executives went before lawmakers to defend their customer service, American Airlines confirmed Wednesday it will shrink the distance between economy seats in some new planes - but don't accuse the carrier of cutting legroom.
| TheStreet.com | - |
Facebook (FB) reported a top- and bottom-line beat with its first-quarter earnings report after Wednesday's closing bell, delivering on what had become very high expectations even as the company had consistently pointed toward 2017 as an investment ...
| Newsday | - |
An Amtrak train got stuck outside of Penn Station on April 25, 2017. Above, an Amtrak train is seen in February 2011. Photo Credit: Getty Images / Spencer Platt.
| Bloomberg | - |
Metals weighed on Asian stocks Thursday even after the U.S. Federal Reserve seemed unfazed about slower first-quarter growth in the world's largest economy.
| Washington Post | - |
NEW YORK - The New York Times added a record number of digital subscribers last quarter, exciting investors who pushed the stock to an 11 percent gain in morning trading.
| Bloomberg | - |
U.S. central bankers stuck to their outlook for gradual monetary-policy tightening after they left interest rates unchanged and showed no alarm over recent economic weakness.
| MarketWatch | - |
Shares of Chesapeake Energy Corp. CHK, +4.14% surged 5.1% in premarket trade Thursday, after the oil and natural gas exploration company reported swung to a first-quarter profit that beat expectations.
| Bloomberg | - |
Royal Dutch Shell Plc showed it has adapted to a world of lower oil prices, generating a surge in cash that allowed it to pay dividends while reducing debt.
| Bloomberg | - |
Activity in euro-area manufacturing and services accelerated more than initially estimated as growth in the region's three largest economies converged.
| Reuters | - |
FILE PHOTO - A United Airlines Boeing 787 taxis as a United Airlines Boeing 767 lands at San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco, California, U.S.
| Washington Post | - |
President Trump is planning on cutting taxes, and his advisers have been arguing that he does not need to reduce federal spending at the same time.
| Reuters | - |
FILE PHOTO: Pump jacks are silhouetted against the rising sun on an oilfield in Baku, Azerbaijan, January 24, 2013. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili/File Photo.
| Bloomberg | - |
Latest indicators on China's economy point to continued growth through 2018, according to mining giant Rio Tinto Group, which counts the world's No.
| Reuters | - |
FILE PHOTO: HSBC headquarters building is seen in Pudong financial district in Shanghai December 8, 2010. REUTERS/Carlos Barria/File Photo.
| Reuters | - |
FILE PHOTO: Refinery units are heavily damaged after an explosion at the Exxon-Mobil refinery in Torrance, California, February 18, 2015.
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