Новости за 31.10.2016

BlackBerry Ltd has signed a deal to work directly with Ford Motor Co to expand the carmaker's use of its QNX secure operating system, the Canadian technology company said on Monday, as Ford develops increasingly automated vehicles.

Lower operational costs helped keep Diamond Offshore Drilling's results on the right side of the income statement.

What's good for employees can also be good for investors.

Modest sales of Adcetris could accelerate if the biotech can get a first-line indication.

Could the biggest deal of the year also be the worst?

It's easy to assume that Silicon Valley has a corner on tech innovation. But China-based LeEco reminds us that it certainly does not.

The midstream company and its MLP reported a solid quarter overall.

The satellite radio provider may have started paying a cash dividend last week, but it's been radar-worthy for more conservative investors for some time.

Shares of Goldman Sachs easily beat out other big bank stocks in October.

Shares of Valeant Pharmaceuticals (NYSE:VRX) tumbled as much as 6% in late trading on Monday after Bloomberg News reported the company's former CEO and CFO are the subjects of a criminal investigation by the Department of Justice for accounting fraud.

Fidelity Contrafund, one of the largest investors in Wells Fargo & Co, reduced its stake in the scandal-hit bank by 5 percent in September, according to the fund's latest holdings report.

Great Panther Silver offers up an interesting story, but make sure you understand what you're buying.

Rising costs for crude oil sent Phillips 66's earnings on a sharp decline from last year, but the company's operations ran quite smoothly.

Toyota will test a new car-sharing system next year that lets users unlock doors and start cars with their smartphones.

Big changes are coming to America's most important retirement program.

The NASH market should be huge. Gilead Sciences, Intercept, and Allergan stand ready to profit.

The jet maker saw gains in revenue and adjusted net income that were stronger than most had expected.

Hey, big spender.

The IEA gets bullish on solar, the Utah Jazz stadium takes on a solar name, and earnings season approaches.

Shares of Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc. tumbled 5.8%

The Chicago Cubs kept alive their World Series hopes by beating the Indians 3-2 in a chilly Game Five at Wrigley Field on Sunday.

Sony cut its annual profit outlook due to losses related to the sale of its battery business - disappointing a market that had been hoping for an upward revision.

Oil prices extended declines on Monday after non-OPEC producers made no specific commitment to join the OPEC in limiting oil output levels.

China stocks ended slightly lower on Monday as sentiment was dampened by warnings from top policymakers about asset bubbles and uncertainties around the U.S. presidential election.

It's a great start, but will it ultimately be enough?