Author and Johns Hopkins business professor Kathleen Day talks with Yahoo Finance's editor-in-chief Andy Serwer about the long-lasting effects the coronavirus will have on the workforce....
Nike and Lululemon have seen the bottom in China sales after coronavirus forced them to close stores, and now say they are applying those lessons in the U.S....
Yahoo Finance's Sibile Marcellus discusses General Motors' move to produce ventilators with Ventec, after President Trumo tweeted in part "As usual with “this” General Motors, things just never seem to work out."...
Well, that was an exciting week, wasn’t it?Driven by Congress’s $2 trillion coronavirus spending bill designed to provide relief from the pandemic’s economic impact, the Dow Jones posted its largest one-day climb since 1933, a more than 11% jump to be precise. As for the S&P 500, it recovered from its lowest point since 2016, with it making its biggest one-day move since October 2008. Overall, despite Friday's sell-off, the week ended on an up note, with the S&P 500 gaining 10%.With it remaining unclear if the improved sentiment has pushed the market to an inflection point, investors are relying on the pros for guidance. Using TipRanks database, we’ve narrowed down three mid- to large-cap stocks, with Buy ratings and over 20% upside potential for the next 12 months. Here are three that fit the profile, with a twist: each has received a rating upgrade recently. Let’s take a closer look.Activision...
A provision in the stimulus package that limits executive pay at companies that receive government assistance has stoked some opposition from pro-worker groups fearful the measure tips too far in favor of big business....
