Wayne Ellis
Adidas Shareholders Hoping Faith Isn’t Shanked
Adidas AG (ADDYY), the world’s second-largest sporting-goods manufacturer after Nike, has seen its shares appreciate 3.8 percent since March 24.
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Why Blackrock & Vanguard Are Crushing Pimco This Year
As of March 21, 2014, Bill Gross’ bond behemoth had taken in just $1 billion in new bond ETF deposits — well behind Blackrock’s $2.8 billion and Vanguard’s $2.5 billion.
Don’t Play Any REIT, Play the 26 Best for 13.2 Percent Yield
To take advantage of REITs’ consistent income stream, many investors are looking past single-company trusts toward exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Soros-Backed Driller Sees Shares Shoot up 22 Percent
Earlier this week, global investing icon George Soros revealed that he is the largest shareholder of Penn Virginia Corp. (PVA), an independent oil and gas company.
Battered Brazilian Bank Still Offers 8.66 Percent Yield
Brazil has taken a beating this year, at a time when it was supposed to shine.
Caterpillar to Start Excavating Information
The world’s largest maker of construction and mining equipment, Caterpillar (CAT), may be shifting gears a bit to cash in on the rise of Big Data.