New Deals on Street: Complimentary Research on AOL Inc., Facebook, NPS, Coach and Ally Financial
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NEW YORK, January 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
Moments ago, Analysts Review released new research updates concerning several important developing situations including AOL Inc. (NYSE: AOL), Facebook (NASDAQ: FB), NPS (NASDAQ: NPSP), Coach (NYSE: COH), and Ally Financial (NYSE: ALLY). Analysts Review provides a single unified platform for investors' to hear about what matters - proudly employing registered CFA® research staff and rigorous compliance procedures. The full research reports are being made available to the public for informational purposes only.
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Today's update concerns the following companies:
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AOL Research Report: ( http://get.analystsreview.com/pdf/?c=AOL%20Inc.&d=06-Jan-2015&s=AOL ),
FB Research Report: ( http://get.analystsreview.com/pdf/?c=Facebook&d=06-Jan-2015&s=FB ),
NPSP Research Report: ( http://get.analystsreview.com/pdf/?c=NPS&d=06-Jan-2015&s=NPSP ),
COH Research Report: ( http://get.analystsreview.com/pdf/?c=Coach&d=06-Jan-2015&s=COH ),
ALLY Research Report: ( http://get.analystsreview.com/pdf/?c=Ally%20Financial&d=06-Jan-2015&s=ALLY ).
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Analyst Update: Mergers and Acquisitions
Reviewed by: Rohit Tuli, CFA®
The US markets rattled on Monday and ended the day in red amid an indiscriminate sell-off triggered by a renewed plunge in crude oil prices which plummeted below $50 a barrel. The Dow Jones Industrial Average crushed 1.86%, to finish the day at 17,501.65. NASDAQ Composite edged 1.57% lower to 4,652.57 while S&P 500 suffered its largest one-day decline in three months, closing at 2,020.58, down 1.83%. The European markets also ended on a negative note as concerns over a potential Greek exit of the Eurozone continued to weigh on sentiment. Weakness in the Euro further dented investor confidence as the currency dropped to a 9-year low against the dollar on expectations of fresh European Central Bank stimulus. The Chinese shares however maintained their bullish tone on hopes of fresh measures from the government to kickstart the economy. Overall, the Asian markets finished the day on a mixed note.
Shares of AOL Inc. jumped nearly 12% in after-hours trading on Monday, January 5, after Bloomberg reported that the New York-based digital media and entertainment company has been approached for a potential takeover or joint venture by Verizon Communications Inc. (Verizon). Visit our detailed research report on AOL to know more about this latest buzz on the Street.
The world's largest Internet social network Facebook Inc. (Facebook) has now acquired Wit.ai - an 18-month old Palo Alto, California-based startup company that makes voice recognition technology for wearable devices and Internet-connected devices. Facebook didn't disclose financial terms of the transaction but, according to Reuters, the purchase price is likely to have been significantly smaller. Read our exclusive research report to know more about Facebook's latest investment in voice recognition technology which nowadays is considered a key building block for new devices.
NPS Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NPS), the maker of treatment for rare diseases, is looking for a buyer, Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Shares of the Company rallied as much as 11.55% during the intra-day trade on Monday, January 5. Read more about the development in our exclusive research report on NPS.
New York-based luxury fashion company Coach Inc. (Coach) is nearing a deal to buy privately held women's luxury shoe company Stuart Weitzman Holdings LLC for about $600 million, Wall Street Journal reported. According to the report, the deal could be announced as soon as this week. You can find out more about this speculation in our exclusive research report on Coach.
Ally Financial Inc. (Ally Financial) has completed the sale of its 40% interest in the China joint venture SAIC-GMAC Automotive Finance Company Limited to General Motors Financial Company, Inc. and GMAC UK PLC, which are wholly-owned subsidiaries of General Motors Company (General Motors). Visit our detailed research report on Ally Financial to know more about the development.
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