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Market Updates: Boeing (BA), Dollar Tree (DLTR), Vonage Holdings (VG), Google (GOOG)
New Home Sales Rise 9.6%; Homebuilders Buying Lots Again; Thrifts Report First Profit Since 2007; Air Berlin May Cancel 787 Order; German Confidence Increases; Beer Prices Rise; Dollar Tree Beats Wall Street Estimates; Vonage Stock Soars
- The U.S. Commerce Department said yesterday (Wednesday) new home sales surged 9.6% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 433,000 in July over the previous month, demonstrating the housing market is slowly making progress. The median sales price was $210,000, down slightly from June’s $210,400 and a decline of 11.5% from year-ago levels. Since the market’s bottom in January, sales have gained 30%. Still, sales…
Market Update: Boeing (BA), Goldman Sachs (GS), Southwest Airlines (LUV), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Citigroup (C)
U.S. Government to Hold Hearings on Futures Trading; Boeing to Acquire 787 Fuselage Maker; Job Losses Contribute to Rising Credit Delinquencies; Ex-Goldman Sachs Worker May Have Stolen Crucial Code; Declining Southwest Traffic Prompts Deep Fare Discounts; GM Asks U.S. to Let It Drop Dealers, Parts Maker Files for Bankruptcy
- Regulators will hold hearings this month and next to possibly limit the holdings of energy futures traders, including index and exchange-traded funds. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will hold hearings in the next two months to consider the need for government-imposed restrictions on speculative trading in oil, gas and other energy…
Market Update: Boeing (BA), Ford Motor (F), Toyota Motor (TM), American International Group (AIG)
Airbus Parent Wins Saudi Security Contract; Automakers Post Losses; Private Sector Payrolls Shrink by 473,000; Gannett to Lay Off at Least 1,000; Pending Home Sales Rise, Mortgages Fall; Gold Breaks $940 Barrier; SEC Approves “Say-on-Pay” Rules; AIG Shares Drop After Split
- Pan-European aerospace and defense giant EADS NV – the parent company of Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) nemesis Airbus SAS – yesterday (Wednesday) announced that Saudi Arabia has selected it as the winner of a $2.8 billion border-security contract. The contract calls for EADS to install security checkpoints and radar systems along 5,600 miles (9,000 kilometers) of Saudi Arabian borders over the next five years,…
Market Updates: Boeing (BA), Ford Motor (F), Apple (AAPL), News Corp. (NWS), Nextel (S)
With our investment news briefs, Money Morning provides investors with a quick overview of the most important investing news stories from all around the world. Existing Home Sales Rise, But Miss Estimates; Boeing Shares Plummet; Automakers Get $8 Billion for Fuel Efficiency; Sprint CFO Not Concerned About Pre Shortages; Kroger Beats the Street; MySpace Lays Off 300 More; Best Buy Testing Used Game Waters; Madoff’s Lawyer Pleads for Leniency
- Existing home sales rose 2.4% to a seasonally adjusted rate of 4.7 million last month, the National Association of Realtors said yesterday. That compares to April’s rate of 4.6 million, but is still down…
Market Update: Bank of America (BAC), Freddie Mac (FRE), Intel (INTC), Sony (SNE), Boeing (BA), Rio Tinto (RTP), Goldman Sachs Group (GS)
Countrywide’s Mozilo Charged with Fraud; Mortgage Rates Hit 6-Month High; Intel Gets Foothold in Wireless; UAL Looking to Jettison 747; Rio May Sell $15 Billion in Stock After Chincalco Deal Fails; Oil Prices Jump 5%; Allison: Banks Need $100 Billion Cushion; Retail Sales Plunge
- The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday (Thursday) filed fraud charges against former Countrywide Chief Executive Officer Angelo Mozilo. The charges may involve Mozilo’s sale of shares of giant mortgage lender Countrywide, which last year was sold to Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) CNNMoney reported. "We do not believe there is any fair basis for allegations to be…
Market Update: General Motors (GM), Barclays Capital (BCS), Boeing (BA)
Consumer Credit Falls to Record Low in March; GM Burns Through $10.2 Billion in First Quarter; Commercial Mortgage Delinquencies Soar to 11-Year High; Retailers Report Better-Than-Expected Sales in April; FBI Will Add More Agents for White-Collar Crime; Boeing Loses Dream Deal
- Consumer credit in the United States fell by a record $11.1 billion in March after the jobless rate reached its highest level in a quarter century and banks made it harder to get loans in an effort to firm up their balance sheets. Consumer credit fell by $2.55 trillion, almost three times more than forecast and the most since records…
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