LM Ericsson Telephone Co (ERIC)

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Stocks come back from session lows by mid-afternoon Monday afternoon even as crude oil settles below $44.

Shares of Ericsson moved higher Monday after the company announced that the CEO has stepped down.

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Ericsson (ERIC) CEO Hans Vestberg has stepped down from his position following intense shareholder pressure.

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The move follows another round of disappointing quarterly results and pressure from leading shareholders.

Canaccord lowered its price target on Ericsson (ERIC) stock to $7 from $8.50 on Wednesday.

Trade-Ideas LLC identified LM Ericsson Telephone (ERIC) as a "dead cat bounce" (down big yesterday but up big today) candidate

Capital spending by mobile carriers remains soft, and is unlikely to improve in the near term. Will Ericsson try to buy its way to growth?

Ericsson (ERIC) reported lower-than-expected 2016 second quarter earnings this morning.

Trade-Ideas LLC identified LM Ericsson Telephone (ERIC) as a weak on high relative volume candidate

A closely watched market sentiment indicator points to gloom in Germany and the euro area, while U.K. price growth picks up pace.

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CEO Vestberg faces pressure to step up restructuring measures with disposals.

Google buys an image-recognition startup, Western Digital ups its outlook less than two months after buying SanDisk and Ericsson turns to M&A again to increase its services exposure.

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