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Shares of Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) are up this afternoon despite an expected drop in revenue for the second quarter of 2016.
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Trade-Ideas LLC identified Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) as an unusual social activity candidate
Canadian Pacific's (CP) stock price target was cut at Credit Suisse given the company's disappointing second-quarter outlook.
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Canadian Pacific Railway dropped its bid to hook up with Norfolk Southern last month, but that doesn't mean Norfolk's shares are unattractive.
Canadian Pacific Railway dropped its bid to hook up with Norfolk Southern last month, but that does not mean Norfolk's shares are unattractive.
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Stocks with insider trader activity include PLAB, ACTG and CP
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Trade-Ideas LLC identified Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) as a pre-market mover with heavy volume candidate
Here are Friday's top research calls, including downgrades for Yum! Brands, American Express and D.R. Horton, and an upgrade for Norfolk Southern.
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Trade-Ideas LLC identified Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) as an unusual social activity candidate
After failing to buy Norfolk Southern, the railroad company hiked its capital distribution plan as it reported higher net income and lower revenue for the first quarter.
The failure of OPEC's latest attempts to hammer out an oil production freeze is likely to have dire consequences for global equity markets.
An upside surprise for Canadian Pacific Railyway is possible, and a recently aborted takeover bid could turn into an unexpected win for shareholders.
Stocks are modestly higher on Monday afternoon as crude oil holds above $40 a barrel.
Canadian Pacific shareholders feel a weight has been lifted, but Norfolk Southern investors are left with a laggard.
An earlier Wall Street rally faded even as crude oil spiked in Monday's trading session.
Jim Cramer says the antitrust environment out there will make it difficult for any railroad mergers to be approved by regulators.
