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McAfee Files For Nasdaq IPO Amid String Of Software ListingsMcAfee Corp , on Monday, filed an S-1 form with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering. The California-based cybersecurity company said it intends to list its common stock on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol "MCFE." The underwriters for the IPO include Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS ), Goldman Sachs & Co LLC (NYSE: GS ), TPG Capital BD LLC , Bank of America Securities (NYSE: BAC ), and Citigroup Inc (NYSE: C ). What Happened: McAfee’s client base included both business enterprises and governments with 86% of the Fortune 100 … Full story available on Benzinga.com |
Why Morgan Stanley Says Plug Power Is Positioned For Long-Term GrowthHydrogen and fuel cell company Plug Power Inc (NASDAQ: PLUG ) shares are riding on renewed interest in the electric vehicle space. Latest Ratings … Full story available on Benzinga.com |
Morgan Stanley slashes forecast for US economic growth through the end of the year as more stimulus appears 'unlikely'Summary List Placement Morgan Stanley slashed its forecast for fourth quarter US GDP growth on Sunday to 3.5%. The firm's previous estimate for the quarter was 9.3%. A team of economists said they do not expect a second stimulus package to be released by the end of this year. Morgan Stanley's former 9.3% fourth-quarter growth prediction was one of the highest among major banks, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Visit the Business Insider homepage for more stories . Morgan Stanley slashed its forecast for US gross domestic product growth in the fourth quarter to 3.5% from 9.3%, citing "diminishing fiscal support" in a Sunday note. A team of Morgan Stanley economists said that a second stimulus package is "unlikely to be delivered this year." They also noted that a divided governme... |
Morgans, MS blast terms for $375m Corporate Travel raisingMorgans and Morgan Stanley have opened the books on Corporate Travel Management's $375 million equity raising. |
Wall Street economists are getting fed up with the government’s inability to agree upon more stimulusSummary List Placement Wall Street is finally accepting diminished chances for a near-term stimulus deal, and firms' latest GDP forecasts reflect growing pessimism toward the economy's chances without fresh aid. Goldman Sachs halved its GDP growth forecast to 3% on Wednesday. JPMorgan followed suit one day after, cutting its estimate to 2.5% from 3.5%. Morgan Stanley and Bank of America trimmed their expectations earlier in the month. All four of the Wall Street giants cited an absence of new fiscal relief for their gloomier outlooks. Still, some hope for a spending package emerged Thursday. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said new stimulus is "still needed," and top Democrats rolled out a new $2.4 trillion proposal that could be voted on as early as next week. Visit the Business Insi... |
McDonald’s is quietly working on its first-ever food loyalty programMcDonald’s, which recently ran out of ingredients for its mega-popular Travis Scott meal promotion, is quietly gearing up to test a food loyalty program to boost pandemic sales. At least that’s the word on Wall Street, thanks to a little-noticed research report detailing a powwow brokerage firm Morgan Stanley recently had with several top McDonald’s… |
IBM, Morgan Stanley, Amazon, Walmart, TCS and other companies looking for Data Scientists in IndiaLocation: BengaluruQualification: MS in Computer Science, strong knowledge of machine learning, and 5+ years of relevant experience |
Morgan Stanley targets 'zero financed emissions' by 2050 in US firstBut investment bank highlights lack of consistent CO2 methodologies for finance as 'critical challenge' for establishing near-term emissions reduction targets for its portfolio Morgan Stanley has become the first major US bank to target 'net zero financed emissions' by 2050, with the bank yesterday announcing plans to drastically reduce its lending and underwriting of debt and equity to carbon intensive industries. The announcement has been hailed by green groups for firing the starting gun for more ambitious climate action across Wall Street, which has long provided the financial lifeline to fossil fuel exploration and extraction industries. However, question marks have also been raised about how the banking giant intends to deliver on the target, with the announcement containing few d... |
Morgan Stanley wealth management's head of market research told us a risk to longer-term assets that investors are most overlooking as the economy recovers — and recommends 3 portfolio shifts for sustained gainsSummary List Placement For Dan Skelly, the head of Morgan Stanley wealth management's strategy and research team, investors are too focused on the short term. To their credit, there is a lot in the near term to worry about. There is the uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the November election . There is a potential second wave of COVID-19 looming. And there is the growing risk that Congress neglects to pass another round of economic stimulus . But Skelly is taking an optimistic outlook on all of these fronts and recently told Business Insider that even if opposite, positive scenarios play out, there would still be an outstanding threat: duration risk, or the impact of interest-rate changes on the value of assets including long-term bonds and growth stocks. "The idea is if we do get ... |
Morgan Stanley Warns Nasdaq 100 May Fall More Than 20% From Peak - BNN BloombergThe tech-led selloff in U.S. equities is likely only halfway done, according to the Morgan Stanley strategist whose warning last month about the top-heavy market now appears prescient. |
