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After a stellar earnings report for Amazon, what comes next for the e-commerce giant? Tom Forte, Institutional Research Analyst for D.A. Davidson, is among analysts and other observers who continue to watch important indicators that should signal how the company will fare in the future. Forte’s comments, along with others’, can be found in “Amazon hits $1 trillion on blowout earnings beat — what the pros are watching now,” an article by Lizzy Gurdus for CNBC.com.R...
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D.A. Davidson & Co. announced today that its client, California-based Soft-Pak, Incorporated, a leading independent provider of integrated back office, route management and customer relationship management software solutions to the waste and recycling fleet industry, has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Dover Corporation, a diversified global manufacturer with annual revenue of approximately $7 billion.
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As coronavirus fears add increased turbulence to the world’s stock markets, an array of experts are considering what might happen next and which stocks may be most affected. Tom White, Institutional Research Analyst for D.A. Davidson, is among those adding perspective on the long-term effects of the epidemic. White’s comments can be found in “Coronavirus fears send stocks lower — what Cramer and other Wall Street pros are watching,” a CNBC.com article by Lizzy Gur...
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D.A. Davidson announced today that its Investment Banking group has earned a top ranking for the Financial Institutions Group in 2019 for its merger and acquisitions advisory practice.
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D.A. Davidson & Co. announced today that it served as exclusive financial advisor to privately-held Premier Equipment, Inc. (d.b.a. Premier Manufacturing Company) in its sale to Minimizer, LLC, a portfolio company of Capital Partners of Norwalk, Conn.
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Ride-hailing company Uber is shaking up its pricing model again, this time by allowing drivers to charge more for rides at three California airports. The move is part of the company’s testing of methods to skirt a new California law designed to protect gig workers. Tom White, the D.A. Davidson Institutional Research Analyst who covers Uber, discussed the new pricing options and their impacts in “Uber lets drivers hike fares at California airports,” a New York Post article writt...
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Can you live on income from dividends? Andrew Crowell, Vice Chairman of Wealth Management for D.A. Davidson, reviews the topic with a discussion of the differences between dividends and other types of income, and how dividends can work in your favor. Crowell’s comments can be found in “How to Live on Dividend Income,” a U.S. News and World Report article written by Coryanne Hicks.Read the full article here.
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D.A. Davidson & Co. announced today that Kevin Berry has joined the firm’s technology investment banking team as a managing director in California.
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At a time when the stores in American malls are struggling, Bath & Body Works seems to be one of the few retailers meeting with continued success. John Morris, D.A. Davidson Institutional Research Analyst, said the company remains a strong lure for customers across a wide demographic spectrum. Morris discusses the store’s attractiveness strategy in “Just about every store at the mall is struggling. Then there’s Bath & Body Works,” a Washington Post article written...
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Uber could be among potential suiters considering a purchase of Grubhub as the food delivery business begins to consolidate. In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Tom White, Institutional Research Analyst for D.A. Davidson, discusses the logic, regulatory aspects and other considerations of such an acquisition for Uber. His perspective can be found in Bloomberg TV’s “Exploring a Potential Grubhub Deal.”Watch the full segment here.
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