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American Express Company
NYSE:AXP
American Express Company is a globally integrated payments company. The company provides its customers with access to products, insights, and experiences that builds business. It operates under four segments: U.S. Consumer Services (USCS), Commercial Services (CS), International Card Services (ICS) and Global Merchant and Network Services (GMNS).
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S&P 500 closes at record high as stocks notch sixth weekly win
Tech stocks led the gains on Friday as investors reacted positively to Netflix's strong earnings
American Express 1Q earnings beat estimates as consumer travel, entertainment spending returns to pre-pandemic levels
The New York-based globally integrated payments company recorded 1Q net income of $2.1 billion, or $2.73 per share, surpassing the average analyst estimate of $2.44
American Express misses 3Q profit estimates as share price falls
It reported a nearly 40% slump in profit to $1.07 billion, or $1.30 per share, missing analysts’ average estimates of $1.35 per share
American Express shares flex higher as 4Q earnings beat Wall Street estimates
The company said the strong results were due to "well-balanced mix" in fee, spending and lending revenues.
American Express 3Q earnings beat analysts’ estimates; stock up 2% pre-market
The credit-card issuer said the higher-than-expected rise in its 3Q profit stemmed from more people using their cards to shop, pay bills and make big-ticket purchases
LATE MOVERS: Union Pacific stock on the right track after 1Q earnings beat; Pinterest surges on its opening day
Also moving on Thursday were American Express, Honeywell and Blackstone
American Express tops analyst estimates in 3Q as cardholder spending increases
Amex credited its better-than-expected results to higher spending, fee income and loans
EARLY MOVERS: Driverless cars moving traffic this morning, with General Motors, Honda and Toyota in the frame
Also, piquing the web browsers in pre-market are Barnes & Noble and American Express Company
PRE-MARKET MOVERS: eBay getting crushed in pre-market but PepsiCo nudges higher
American Express and Cisco Systems were also stocks in focus in pre-market in New York
Daily CryptoCann™ Report: American Express files blockchain patent; Crop Infrastructure’s tenant grower begins Nevada planting
The credit card giant filed a patent for a blockchain-based automated proof-of-payment system
US Supreme Court sides with American Express in swipe-fee antitrust case
The decision means merchants that accept AmEx cards will not be able to ask customers to use other cards for purchases
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Wall Street recovered losses to close in the red by a smidgen
Markets took their cue from a report that President Trump is not a target in the Mueller probe
PRE-MARKET MOVERS: Takeda Pharma, Kinder Morgan, Qualcomm, Shire and more
A look at what's hot and what's not ahead of the market open in New York
American Express Co. posts 31% gain in first-quarter profit on card-member spending
The company's earnings per share for the period beat estimates
S&P/ASX 200 holds well in afternoon trade, Bitcoin claws back
A government-appointed inquiry into the nation’s financial industry has started.
Investments and investor services
Volatile day ends with blue-chips on the up (but down on the week)
In the time it takes to read this report, the market will likely have changed direction again
S&P/ASX 200 closes 53 points down on weak global cues
S&P/ASX 200 opened lower as expected but slowly rallied throughout the day.
Investments and investor services
S&P/ASX 200 opens down but bounces above 5,800
S&P/ASX 200 opened lower as expected but has started to rally.
American Express suspends share buyback programme after reporting first quarterly loss since 1992
However, the company assured investors that quarterly dividends will remain at current levels
IBM, American Express Company, Mellanox Technologies - AFTER HOURS
Proactive takes a look at what was piquing investor interest after the bell in New York
Adobe Systems, Ebay Inc, American Express Company, Blue Apron - AFTER HOURS
We take a look at what happened after hours in New York
PayPal will need strong Q3 numbers if it wants recent share price surge to continue
The online payments giant will reports its third quarter earnings late on Wednesday
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Proactive takes a look at what was piquing interest ahead of the bell in New York
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Qualcomm, Apple, Kinder Morgan, Alcoa Corp and more
A look at what moved the needle after hours in New York ....
US Dow Jones has longest record run since 1987 as chemicals gain
US stocks closed mixed on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average the only major ticker able to muster gains – and its longest record-setting period in 30 years
What does US$250,000 get you at Berkshire Hathaway?
The answer is one share, but there’s more to it than that
US shares close firmer after uneventful pre-holiday trading
US shares ended firmer on Friday after the lead tickers toggled with relatively flat positions throughout the session
US stocks drown with telecom and energy stocks despite Time Warner talks
US stocks bobbled up for air but spent most of the session below the water line, and closed lower on Thursday as telecom and energy stocks led declines after mixed Verizon earnings and depressed oil prices
US stocks lifted by earnings, oil price surge
US stocks closed higher on Wednesday, lifted by solid earnings from bank Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) and oil services provider Halliburton (NYSE:HAL) as well as a jump by oil prices in the wake of shrinking inventories in the world’s biggest e
American Express Company shares rise as it ups investor payout
American Express was among the top risers on Wall Street in Tuesday's early deals.
Trending: Fed gets hawkish, bank stocks gain
Minutes from the Federal Reserve's April monetary meeting have blown away hopes that rates would remain capped for the remainder of 2016 as the majority of regional central bankers said a June hike would be "appropriate" if data allows
S&P 500 in no mood to budge
Markets are set to open little changed after yesterday's modest gains
Weak growth, subdued interest rates and another oil price slide hurt stocks
Bank stocks, fears for growth and subdued rates, and new oil price nadirs helped push Wall Street indices south on Thursday.
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Trending: USA Compression Partners, Starbucks, American Express
Mart Resources gets hitched after two false starts.
Wall Street on course for first weekly gain of 2016
All three benchmark indexes advanced more than 1%.
U.S. Risers/Fallers: McDonald’s, AmEx, Dow Chemical, 3M, Texas Instruments, Caterpillar
Below are the main news driven share price changes at 12:30 p.m. in New York on Thursday:
AmEx stretches 2-yr low after trailing all estimates
Currency headwinds, higher marketing spending weigh on Q3 results
US shares poised to open higher as earnings season continues
US shares are poised for a higher open on what promises to be a busy day as earnings season reaches full swing. .
Wall Street drops for 3rd day on disappointing earnings; Caterpillar, 3M slump
Wall Street retreated for the third straight session today following disappointing results and forecasts from companies including 3M and Caterpillar, adding to U.S. profit concerns. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) skidded 0.6 percent to 2,10
U.S. index-futures rise amid earnings, jobless numbers; GM, McDonald’s, SanDisk gain
U.S. index-futures pointed higher ahead of another earnings-heavy trading session and data showed weekly jobless claims plunged to the lowest level since 1973. Futures for the Nasdaq 100 index rose 0.2 percent to 4,626, indicating the index
Wall Street drops amid Greece debt saga; energy shares slump
U.S. stocks declined as energy stocks dropped with oil and financial shares fell from a seven-year high and as investors eyed the Greece debt saga. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) fell 0.4 percent to 2,112.21 at 3:38 p.m. in New York. The 30
Wall Street trades in narrow range as investors assess data, yields
U.S. stocks traded in a narrow range today as corporate deal activity was offset by concern a fixed-income selloff may resume, and investors considered a downbeat retail sales report. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) inched down less than 0.1