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Best Buy (NYSE:BBY) Stock Getting Boost Over Schulze Buyout Offer – BBY, AMZN, WMT, UAL, CSX, LCC, FIS, CMCSA, IPG
Shares of Best Buy (NYSE:BBY)were trading higher 13% in premarket session on Thursday following reports that owner Richard Schulze is planning to make a completely financed bid to purchase the underdog electronics retailer.
Mentioning anonymous sources, a report in the …
Higher Costs Lead Global Payments (NYSE:GPN) to Post Drop in First Quarter – GPN, MA, FIS, V
Global Payments Inc. (NYSE:GPN), which offers electronic payments processing services, reported profit in the most recent quarter plunged because of higher expenses and a charge related to a security breach period current year.
The company reported that profit moved down …
Mastercard (NYSE:MA) Expects Slow Revenue Growth in Second Half of Year – MA, FIS, V, DFS
Mastercard Inc. (NYSE:MA), the world’s second-major payments network, reported on Thursday it anticipates revenue growth to slow in the second half of fiscal year 2012. It also has cut the low end of its long-term revenue guidance, as the sensitive …
Intuit (NASDAQ:INTU) Didn’t Offer “A-Game”; Says Chief Executive Brad Smith – INTU, HRB, FIS, FISV
Chief Executive Officer of Intuit Inc. (NASDAQ:INTU), which makes the TurboTax, Quicken and QuickBooks tax and financial-planning software, Brad Smith reported on Tuesday that the corporation did not offer its “A-game” previous year and will accelerate development of mobile software …
Intuit (INTU) Reported Rosy Earnings on Robust Revenue – INTU, HRB, FIS, FISV
Intuit Inc. (NASDAQ:INTU), software developer announced on Tuesday that its fiscal 4Q earnings jumped to a small profit as charges and growth in transactions assisted to enhance sales.
Intuit, located in Mountain View, California, manufacture the TurboTax income tax preparation …
Visa (NYSE:V) & Mastercard (MA) Settles Retailers Credit-Card Swipe Charges Lawsuit – V, FIS, MA, DFS
The world’s biggest payments network Visa Inc (NYSE:V), Mastercard Inc (NYSE:MA) and some of the major United States banks decided to a settlement of around $6.05 billion in a price-fixing lawsuit brought by retailers regarding credit-card swipe charges.
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