What Wall Street wants from presidential candidates – Joseph Grano, former UBS Americas chairman and CEO, discusses his burning issue with the candidates for president, and what Wall Street wants to hear from them.
Oil producers face stark choice in key meeting – When the world’s major oil producers gather this weekend in Doha, they face a stark choice: agree to freeze crude production at current levels, or risk sending prices into another downward spiral.
Joe Piscopo the drummer (yes, drummer) has impact at Cento Amici scholarship dinner – Most readers of NJBIZ remember Joe Piscopo from his sketch days on “Saturday Night Live” and some outrageous Miller Lite commercials.
Movement in secondary market – Atish Davda, EquityZen CEO, talks about investing in the secondary market, and his company’s aim of helping private shareholders and early investors free up liquidity.
Oil higher to start the week – Is oil going higher or lower from here, with Rob Thummel, Tortoise Capital Advisors, and Bob McNally, Rapidan Group founder.
Fmr. UBS Chairman: Leverage is the Enemy – Goldman Sachs (GS) on Monday agreed to pay $5.06 billion to settle claims it misled mortgage-bond investors during the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. The investment bank had previously disclosed the settlement in January.
Springs focused on being hub of industry Colorado Springs’ economic future could depend on how it fits within an emerging industry to tackle hackers. Millions, even billions, of dollars could […]
Energy Roundtable: 12 Oil Rebound Picks Four pros guide investors through the sector’s turmoil—and pick stocks and bonds for the next boom. Energy investors have arrived at the fifth stage […]
Molinaroli: Johnson Controls committed to metro Milwaukee long term Molinaroli explains merger, commits to metro Milwaukee Johnson Controls Inc.’s operating headquarters will stay in metropolitan Milwaukee, but a decision on […]
Col. Jack Jacobs on European borders – MSNBC military analyst Colonel Jack Jacobs provides insight to news explosive material was found inside a Belgium “wagon,” which he says means a rail car, in discussing the Brussels explosions.
Brussels attack could affect cross-border commerce, Brexit The attacks in the Belgian capital on Tuesday are unlikely to have a long-term impact on markets, but they could result in new […]
A Deep Dive Into Chinese Markets, Credit and Debt – Peter Borish, chief strategist at Quad Group, examines Chinese markets, credit, and debt levels. He speaks on “Bloomberg ‹GO›.”
Joe Piscopo, CNN’s Christine Romans to speak at Cento Amici Spring Dinner in Warren WARREN, NJ – Morning radio host and former Saturday Night Live star Joe Piscopo and CNN […]
As Hillary Clinton bashes Johnson Controls, Bill Clinton praises Johnson Controls There is no doubt that politics can be strange, but this one is more than a bit unusual. Democratic […]
The Clintons Can’t Make Their Mind Up on Johnson Controls Hillary Clinton has spent the past few months going after Johnson Controls for moving its headquarters overseas, but during a […]
Johnson Controls CEO Molinaroli Punches Back at Clinton His company was becoming a political punching bag, so Johnson Controls CEO Alex Molinaroli has started punching back. He responded after Democratic […]
Clinton and Trump Spin Their Wheels on Auto Jobs Presidential front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both seem to sense that there are political points to be scored in fulminating […]
Johnson Controls fights back after Clinton’s attacks on tax inversion Auto supplier Johnson Controls struck back at Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton’s accusations that it is turning its back on […]
Clinton takes on big companies to woo anti-establishment voters Bernie Sanders and Republicans have attacked Hillary Clinton for her ties to big business and Wall Street. Now she’s attacking companies […]
Thummel: Oil Could Reach $50 By End of 2016
Molinaroli op-ed responds to Clinton, Sanders attacks on Johnson Controls merger: Full text Johnson Controls Inc. CEO Alex Molinaroli has responded to the stream of attacks on his company from […]
Another Stretch on Auto Bailout Clinton said that Johnson Controls, an auto parts supplier in Wisconsin, “got part of the [auto] bailout … and now they want to move headquarters […]
Shale Is Here to Stay so Buy EOG and Pioneer U.S. shale production isn’t going away but not all shale is created equal, and that should guide investment decisions in […]
Irrational Pessimism – Throwing The Baby Out With The Bath Water Since first publishing kortsessions.com in February 2013, I have tried not to get into the weeds on individual stocks […]
Is the oil crash over? Prices soar 30% in 11 days Oil has stopped crashing. Investors around the world freaked out when oil prices plummeted to a 13-year low of […]
A Case For MLP Investing After graduating from college in 1981, one of my first assignments as an auditor for Peat Marwick, now KPMG, was to assist on the Panhandle […]
The World’s 10 Hottest Cybersecurity Companies To Watch In 2016 Cybersecurity Ventures announces the Cyber Top 10 for 2016, a global compilation of the leading companies who provide cybersecurity solutions […]
Hospital pays hackers $17,000 to unlock EHRs frozen in ‘ransomware’ attack A Southern California hospital’s computers have been restored after it paid a $17,000 ransom in bitcoins to hackers who […]
Another big health risk that can really hurt you 95 million patient records of Americans were hacked last year, and that’s just the beginning. Read more here.
Deutsche Bank AG plans to buy back about $5.4 billion of bonds in euros and dollars as it seeks to allay investor concerns about its finances. Atlantic Equities’ Christopher Wheeler, Morgan Stanley’s Jim Caron, Quad Capital’s Peter Borish and Bloomberg’s Dakin Campbell speak on “Bloomberg ‹GO›.” (Source: Bloomberg)