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  1. DreamWorks Buying AwesomenessTV for About $33M

    Wed, 1 May 2013

    million videos on the network have been seen 809 million times. Benjamin Mogil, an analyst with investment bank Stifel , Nicolaus & Co ., said in a research note that the purchase was "strategically prudent" and likely ends the possibility that

  2. Health Insurer WellPoint's 1Q Profit Rises 3 Pct

    Wed, 24 Apr 2013

    believe this turnaround story is making progress," BMO Capital Markets analyst Jennifer Lynch said in a research note. Stifel Nicolaus analyst Thomas Carroll added that investors came into the quarter with relatively low expectations for the Blue Cross Blue

  3. Facebook stock falls on its face, but don't count it out

    Fri, 31 Aug 2012

    reevaluating performance of Facebook ads," analyst Daniel Salmon says in his report. Meanwhile, Jordan Rohan, analyst at Stifel Nicolaus , cut his 2013 revenue forecast by $50 million and earnings-per-share forecast by a penny to 59 cents a share. While

  4. Ask Matt: How can my portfolio profit from the Olympics?

    Wed, 8 Aug 2012

    Typically, the Olympic Games aren't the huge boon to the TV company as many viewers think they are, says Josh James of Stifel Nicolaus . Due to the large investments and fees required, James initially forecast that NBC would lose more than $200 million

  5. Facebook posts loss on one-time charges

    Thu, 26 Jul 2012

    roughly in line with expectations was a disappointment for investors who have been hoping for more, says Jordan Rohan of Stifel Nicolaus . "Investors still hung to the hope that Facebook would rise to the occasion," he says. Investors response to Facebook's

  6. Facebook's first earnings report misses expectations

    Thu, 26 Jul 2012

    roughly in line with expectations was a disappointment for investors who have been hoping for more, says Jordan Rohan of Stifel Nicolaus . "Investors still hung to the hope that Facebook would rise to the occasion," he says. Investors response to Facebook's

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  1. Rash of disasters give investors pause about insurance firms

    Wed, 14 Sep 2011

    for hurricanes, analysts will look at the total hit through September and tweak their forecasts, says Meyer Shields of Stifel Nicolaus . "September is not over," he says. "We expect (the hit from the disasters) to show up, but it's too early to

  2. Dow Jones index plunges 513; all eyes on jobs report

    Thu, 4 Aug 2011

    Europe and the fact that the market keeps sinking despite record second-quarter corporate earnings, says Richard Cripps of Stifel Nicolaus . Investors should avoid the temptation to panic, says Robert Maltbie of Singular Research. August is historically a weak

  3. New Nook could push Barnes & Noble value up

    Sun, 22 May 2011

    5 million in the first nine months of its fiscal year. "We believe e-books may be reaching an inflection point," Stifel Nicolaus analyst David Schick wrote in a report. That will boost sales of both Nook machines and its electronic books, he said

  4. Mobile broadband covets over-the-air TV space

    Fri, 25 Mar 2011

    The signals carry further (than most other spectrum), which means it’s cheaper to build out a network,” says Stifel Nicolaus analyst Rebecca Arbogast. “And it penetrates buildings.” The 120 MHz that the government wants would probably fetch

  5. Spectrum fight: Mobile broadband vs. TV broadcasts

    Thu, 24 Mar 2011

    The signals carry further (than most other spectrum), which means it’s cheaper to build out a network,” says Stifel Nicolaus analyst Rebecca Arbogast. “And it penetrates buildings.” The 120 MHz that the government wants would probably fetch

  6. AT&T bid sparks fear of higher prices for T-Mobile customers

    Tue, 22 Mar 2011

    Craig Moffett. AT&T may have to divest properties in certain markets and accept restrictions on business practices, Stifel Nicolaus analyst Rebecca Arbogast says. For example, officials could impose limits on roaming charges for wireless data, and insist

  7. ATT bid sparks fear of higher prices for T-Mobile customers

    Mon, 21 Mar 2011

    Craig Moffett. AT&T may have to divest properties in certain markets and accept restrictions on business practices, Stifel Nicolaus analyst Rebecca Arbogast says. For example, officials could impose limits on roaming charges for wireless data, and insist

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