5 August, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Facebook’s Periscope rival is focused on fame
Facebook’s Periscope rival is focused on fame
Facebook launches a live-broadcasting feature called Live for Facebook Mentions, but celebrities like Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson are the only ones with access.
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5 August, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on The Best Argument for Buying Regional Bank Stocks
The Best Argument for Buying Regional Bank Stocks
There are two inter-related reasons to conclude that regional bank stocks are the place to be.
5 August, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on A Close Look at Netflix, Inc.’s International Expansion
A Close Look at Netflix, Inc.’s International Expansion
Here’s why Netflix’ international expansion may be the company’s most important growth catalyst.
5 August, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Shots fired at movie theater in Antioch, TN
Shots fired at movie theater in Antioch, TN
Shots were fired in a movie theater in Antioch, Tennessee, on Wednesday, local NBC affiliate WSMV-TV reported.
5 August, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Why Denbury Resources, Inc Stock Fell 14% Today
Why Denbury Resources, Inc Stock Fell 14% Today
When an oil producer reports a billion-dollar loss in a single quarter, Mr. Market tends to freak out.
5 August, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Apple’s momentum ‘meltdown’ bites investors
Apple’s momentum ‘meltdown’ bites investors
Has the “curse of the Dow” finally caught up with Apple? The recent declines have wiped out nearly $100 billion of Apple’s market value – about as much as fellow Dow components Boeing and McDonald’s are worth in total. For CEO Tim Cook, it means his stake of 950,000 shares, worth more than $127 million in late April, is now worth around $109 million.
5 August, 2015 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Oil companies’ spending cuts unlikely to be enough
Oil companies’ spending cuts unlikely to be enough
LONDON—The world’s biggest oil companies have vowed to bring down the costs of big projects in the face of slumping oil prices, but the unrelenting price weakness—with crude below $50 a barrel—suggests they could have to dig deeper still. In the past year, as oil prices plunged 60% from highs of $114 in 2014, U.K. energy giant BP PLC began testing new projects for profitability around $60 a barrel, down from $80 a barrel last year. Its Anglo-Dutch rival Royal Dutch Shell is testing projects at prices as low as $50 a barrel, though its overall price outlook is between $70 and $110 a barrel.