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Morgan Stanley downgrades Pfizer, says Mylan sale this week revealed some bad news

Morgan Stanley downgraded Pfizer to equal-weight from overweight and slashed it price target to $40 per share from $48 per share.

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Beyond Meat is tanking and Wall Street analysts say there's a lot more pain to go

Beyond Meat shared tanked after the company announced a mixed earnings report and a secondary offering plan.

7 years ago
Ralph Lauren quarterly results beat on demand in North America

Ralph Lauren quarterly results beat on demand in North America

Ralph Lauren Corp on Tuesday beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue and profit powered by growth in North America, as a social media marketing blitz and new launches drove demand, sending its shares up 5% in premarket trading.



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Oil gains a fifth day after U.S. stockpile drop amid rate optimism

Oil gains a fifth day after U.S. stockpile drop amid rate optimism

Oil prices rose for a fifth day on Wednesday, buoyed by a bigger-than-expected drop in U.S. inventories and as investors awaited a widely expected cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve, the first in more than 10 years.



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China probes small bank shareholdings as risk worries persist

China probes small bank shareholdings as risk worries persist

China is sharpening its scrutiny of small banks' shareholders amid fears that loans from the lenders to big investors could prove a weak point in the country's financial system, jolted by the state's weekend rescue of one lender and recent takeover of another.



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After $6 billion M&A spree, insurer FWD eyes China foray ahead of IPO

After $6 billion M&A spree, insurer FWD eyes China foray ahead of IPO

Fast-growing insurer FWD is seeking to launch operations in China ahead of a public offering and plans to bolster its non-life business in Asia, its chief executive said, as a potential shake-up looms in the region's insurance sector.



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U.S. negotiators need to show 'sincerity' in Shanghai talks: China state media

U.S. negotiators need to show 'sincerity' in Shanghai talks: China state media

Negotiators from the United States should show "sincerity" and temper expectations as they begin a new round of talks with Chinese counterparts to ease trade tensions between the two sides, state-owned tabloid Global Times said on Wednesday.



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China, U.S. officials meet for trade talks in Shanghai

China, U.S. officials meet for trade talks in Shanghai

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin shook hands with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He before beginning trade talks in Shanghai on Wednesday in a bid to end a year-long trade war.



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Asian shares on defensive, pound at 28-month low on hard Brexit fears

Asian shares on defensive, pound at 28-month low on hard Brexit fears

Asian shares weakened in early trade on Wednesday, rattled by fresh trade war concerns following threats from President Donald Trump to Beijing, while increasing worries about a no-deal Brexit kept the pound under pressure.



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Oil prices rise for fifth day after U.S. stocks decline

Oil prices rise for fifth day after U.S. stocks decline

Oil prices rose for a fifth day on Wednesday, buoyed by a bigger than expected drop in U.S. inventories and as investors awaited a widely expected cut in interest rates by the Federal Reserve, the first in more than 10 years.



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China's service sector activity grows at slower pace in July: official PMI

China's service sector activity grows at slower pace in July: official PMI

China's services sector activity grew at a slower pace in July, an official survey showed on Wednesday, heaping pressure on Beijing which is counting on the sector to help weather a sharp hit to its manufacturers and the economy from the Sino-U.S. trade war.



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Apple's services, wearables shore up results as iPhone drops below half of sales

Apple's services, wearables shore up results as iPhone drops below half of sales

Apple Inc iPhone sales dropped to less than half of quarterly revenue for the first time in seven years, but CEO Tim Cook on Tuesday described the change as successfully diversifying away from a single product and forecast results above Wall Street targets.



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Samsung Electronics looks to chip recovery as second-quarter profit falls 56%

Samsung Electronics looks to chip recovery as second-quarter profit falls 56%

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd posted a 56% drop in second-quarter operating profit on Wednesday, hit by declines in memory chip prices amid oversupply.



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Ivory Coast, Ghana pricing agreement causing a 'spike in cocoa cost' - Mondelez

Ivory Coast, Ghana pricing agreement causing a 'spike in cocoa cost' - Mondelez

A new cocoa pricing mechanism announced by top growers Ivory Coast and Ghana earlier this month is causing cocoa costs to rise, a Mondelez International Inc executive said on an earnings call with analysts on Tuesday.



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Amgen results beat estimates, lung cancer trial planned

Amgen results beat estimates, lung cancer trial planned

Amgen Inc on Tuesday said its second-quarter revenue fell 3% due to more competition for its older off-patent drugs, but rising sales of newer medicines helped its results exceed Wall Street forecasts.



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