Monsanto is upgraded to 'outperform,' and DR Horton is downgraded to 'negative .'
Retailers are looking to bring more workers on board this winter.
Its plan to get back into the smartphone market seems grossly premature, if not radically misguided.
CEO Meg Whitman says the company will offer the device 'eventually.'
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As the summer winds down, here's a look at the season's best and worst Dow performers.
The new quarterly dividend is another reason to be bullish on this undervalued company.
The old-time retailer was hot in its day, but that was long ago.
The printer maker is not the first to leave its legacy behind as times get tough.
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