It’s been an unpredictable kind of year for most tech companies, and Alphabet, known to many as Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL), is no exception. The search engine behemoth managed to tag an all-time high this past February but has fallen as much as 30% in the six months since. Rising interest rates, soaring inflation and recession […]
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CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) has been caught in a couple of controversies over the last month. CVS was recently sued by the New York Attorney General for allegedly breaching antitrust laws. Additionally, laxatives sold by the company have been recalled after a suspected contamination of the products. This culmination of bad news and other factors
International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) has been sold off recently which has put the stock on investors’ radars. Adding to the bearish sentiment for the stock is the fact that insiders at the company are selling shares. $311.11M shares were sold last quarter. Despite this, the company retains a 12.9% upside to the consensus price
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The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE: PG) might be an investor’s dream. The company propagates some household names and brands, such as Pampers, Bounce, Dreft, Gain, Tide, Bounty, Braun, Gillette, Old Spice, Swiffer, Dawn and dozens of others. MarketBeat.com – MarketBeat The growing popularity of discount retailers stocking cheaper store brands has been particularly challenging.
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