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D.A. Davidson & Co. announced today that it has served as exclusive financial advisor to Yantriks, a SaaS provider of commerce and fulfillment micro-services, in its acquisition by Blue Yonder Group Inc., the world’s leading digital fulfillment platform and supply chain solutions provider.

D.A. Davidson has long been focused on developing and sustaining a strong corporate culture, one that helps attract new employees and retain them.

With continued volatility in the equity markets, investors are looking toward stocks that appear to have clear paths toward growth during the second half of 2020.

D.A. Davidson & Co. announced today that it served as exclusive financial advisor to United Insulated Structures Corp. (“UISC”), a national leader in design-build construction of cold storage facilities and food processing installations across the United States, in its sale to Power Construction Company, LLC.

D.A. Davidson & Co. is pleased to announce its class of summer 2020 investment banking interns have joined the firm.

D.A. Davidson & Co. announced today that the firm has further strengthened its public finance team with the addition of Dan Blank, a veteran public finance banker with extensive experience in structured finance and economic development.

Are Americans more likely to have to pay more for food delivery once Uber completes its planned acquisition of rival company Postmates?

While the pandemic at first represented an increase in sales for 1-800-Flowers, the flower-sending company is now seeing longer-term effects that are less positive. Linda Bolton Weiser, D.A. Davidson Institutional Analyst who follows the company, said floral gift-giving is sagging overall because of the recession, a trend that’s especially visible during the periods in between holidays that are known for flowers. Bolton Weiser discussed the company’s prospects in “1-800-Flowers...

With ongoing discussions over worker safety, it’s likely that e-commerce giant Amazon will have a unionized workforce, with a focus on keeping COVID-19 at bay.

While tech company Zoom has been a much-favored stock for investors focused on the world’s new work-from-home climate, a competitor has been gaining traction