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The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday that Gardner Denver Holdings Inc (NYSE: GDI), a manufacturer of flow-control solutions for industrial applications, is close to finalizing a deal to merge with Ingersoll-Rand PLC (NYSE: IR)'s industrial segment. The Analyst Morgan Stanley's...

Activist investor Carl Icahn didn't wait around for Lyft Inc (NASDAQ: LYFT)'s stock's initial public offering to sell his stake, sources close to the matter told The Wall Street Journal. What Happened Icahn owned around 2.7 percent of Lyft and sold his stake to fellow billionaire...

Helen of Troy Limited (NASDAQ: HELE), a designer of consumer brand-name products, is looking to sell some of its brands, including Revlon hair products and Pert shampoo, according to The Wall Street Journal. Shares of Helen of Troy were trading higher by 0.69 percent at the time of publication...

Ride-hailing rivals Uber Technologies and Lyft are gearing up to go public and are pursuing ways for their drivers to participate in the planned IPOs, The Wall Street Journal reported. What Happened Uber and Lyft are looking to reward some of their most active or longest-serving drivers with a cash...

The results are paying off as restaurants continue to add digital-ordering capabilities to their menu. Digital ordering has helped cut wait times significantly, made ordering much more convenient and led to an increase in sales. Specifically, Panera Bread Co (NASDAQ: PNRA)'s Panera 2.0 led to the...

The rally McDonald’s Corporation (NYSE: MCD) has seen since it announced its first-quarter earnings beat before the open on April 25 dwarfs any upward move in the history of the stock. The stock closed at $134.23 on April 24. On Thursday, McDonald’s shares closed at an all-time high of...

So what if investment in the hot financial tech movement dropped $2 billion in each of the past two years? Pardon Trading Ticket, Inc. co-founder Nathan Richardson if he doesn’t lose his cool. He risked his life doing humanitarian work in war zones, even got captured once, and was forced out...

A massive bombshell from WikiLeaks was released on Tuesday. WikiLeaks exposed what is believed to be a massive government surveillance program of American citizens through household products, such as tablets and smart TVs. The Wall Street Journal, citing a source with knowledge of the matter,...

Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL)'s Google is the world's most used search engine. It also happens that Google and its sister companies sell a plethora of devices from smart phones, computers and many other products. It is obvious how a conflict can present itself. When a user searches...

"People get confused," the late Steve Jobs once said. "Companies get confused. When they start getting bigger, they want to replicate their initial success. And a lot of them think, 'Well, somehow, there’s some magic in the process of how that success was created.' So...

The Wall Street Journal recently reported that potential buyers were likely to bid $2–$3 billion for Yahoo! Inc. (NASDAQ: YHOO)'s core. Robert "Bob" S. Peck of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey maintains a Buy rating on the company, with a price target of $44. What Are They Bidding For? Peck...

Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) is separating its PC and printer businesses from its corporate hardware business and other units, according to the WSJ. The move could be announced as early as Monday, according to sources. The transaction reportedly would be a tax-free distribution of shares to...