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| | | ... the crisis-hit country, while in the US stronger than expected earnings reports from tech companies including Google and Netflix lifted the Nasdaq to a record high. IG Markets chief markets strategist Chris Weston said investor confidence was returning ... |
| | | | ... in May from 95.9 in April. Offsetting these data were the pullback in the US dollar and US Treasury yields, Hogan said. Netflix rose 4.5 per cent following reports it is in talks with a Chinese partner backed by Alibaba founder Jack Ma to launch online ... |
| | | | ... 2.4 per cent, respectively, while Google dropped 1.9 per cent and Gilead Sciences shed 2.5 per cent. Exceptions included Netflix (+1.9 per cent), which was upgraded by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, and Tesla Motors (+1.1 per cent), which reports earnings ... |
| | | | ... Citigroup gained 1.5 per cent after first-quarter net income rose about 21 per cent to $US4.8 billion on lower expenses. Netflix surged 18.2 per cent after reporting that global subscriptions rose above 60 million in the first quarter. Net income fell ... |
| | | | ... worries in expectation the European Central Bank will announce aggressive stimulus measures Thursday. Strong earnings by Netflix and UnitedHealth buoyed some of the trade, while IBM shares sank on its poor fourth-quarter report. The Dow Jones Industrial ... |
| | | | ... Tesla tumbled 9.1 per cent. Other prominent tech stocks, including Amazon (-2.2 per cent), Facebook (-3.7 per cent) and Netflix (-4.0 per cent) also fell. Analysts said some investors were selling off tech shares to raise cash to buy shares in Chinese ... |
| | | | ... Nasdaq Composite Index tacked on 29.14 (0.72 per cent) to 4,103.54. Some tech stocks such as Facebook (+3.6 per cent) and Netflix (1.8 per cent) that fell on Monday scored solid gains. The Conference Board's index of consumer confidence dipped to 82.3 ... |
| | | | ... their downward spiral Friday led by the technology sector, owing to fears big-name firms such as Facebook, Twitter and Netflix may be overpriced. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 Index fell 27.892 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 5063.539. |
| | | | ... than two years on Thursday night, amid anxiety about how the prices of stocks in companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Netflix which all fell by about 20 per cent. Lonsec senior client adviser Michael Heffernan said the Australian market was inevitably ... |
| | | | ... all-time high. "We're investors looking for good companies for which we pay rational prices, you're not going to see a NetFlix in our portfolio," said McVey. McVey acknowledged that this seems an odd thing for an investment manager to say but this approach ... |
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