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Bank of Hawaii: A Different Kind of Offshore Account
Sure, the locals call it "Bankoh," but this company is no coconut stand. The Bank of Hawaii came into some unexpected cash recently and now has a new president – hopeful signs for the regional bank.
Tags: britney, nyse, nasdaq, invest, investing, stock stock exchange, stocks, wallstrip, julie alexandria, howard lindzon, analysts, mutual funds, decline, tourism, airlines, ask julie, whale, ho, bankoh, beach, magnum pi, snoop dogg, blood, vacation, lei, bank, hawaii, Dollar, Financial Services, Offshore
Videos 2008-05-30
Brinks: Fear and the Declining Dollar
Brinks creates home security systems – cashing in on your paranoia. But now they're the ones with something to be afraid of – the housing slump may mean fewer homes to secure. But a strong overseas market coupled with the weak dollar have kept profits up so far.
Tags: security, Brink, home, brinks, bco, ronald mcdonald, bruno, wkuk, joey, dollar, groundhog day, winona ryder, analysts, web video, cbs, cbs news, cbs.com, howard lindzon, closing bell, julie alexandria, wallstrip, wallstreet, stocks, stock market, stock exchange, money, finance, investing, invest, nasdaq, nyse, cash, business, warren, buffet, berkshire hathaway, day trade, trends, cnbc, trading, market, jim cramer, britney
Videos 2008-05-19
Loonie Vanquishes the Greenback
That's right, for the first time in 30 years the Canadian dollar has given the U.S. dollar a run for its money ('ha ha' -- very punny). The latest exchange puts the Loonie at $1.0052 U.S. The last time the Canadian dollar closed above the U.S....
Tags: Jonathan Haeber, Loonie, Canada, Dollar, U.S., Canadian Dollar, U.S. Dollar
Blog posts 2007-09-28
The Dollar Falls and Volkswagen Looks West
Who would've thought a Fortune Global 500 company would be looking at the United States as a low-cost manufacturing site? But with the dollar's recent dismal performance on foreign exchange markets, Volkswagen finds it hard to justify importing to the U.S. market. The logical solution is either to start building...
Tags: Dollar, Solution, U.S., Volkswagen AG, Euro, Transportation, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Manufacturing, Finance, Andrew Hines
Blog posts 2007-07-09
Asia Stocks Rise, Bonds Fall as Risk Sought
By Kevin PlumbergHONG KONG (Reuters) - Asian stocks and currencies rose on Monday on bets a surge in the U.S. unemployment rate to a 26-1/2-year high would force policymakers to keep many stimulus measures in place until an economic recovery spread further.In bond markets, however, worries grew about how governments...
Tags: Asset, Bank, Asset Price, Bond, Dollar, Asset Management, Investment, US
News items 2009-11-08
Oil Jumps 3 Percent on Ida, Equities
By Edward McAllisterNEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil rose 3 percent toward $80 a barrel on Monday after Tropical Storm Ida forced the shut in of U.S. oil and gas production, helping to support prices.U.S. crude for December delivery rose $2.34 to $79.77 a barrel by 1:50 p.m. EST. London Brent...
Tags: Recovery, Dollar, Equity, Investment, Financial Services, Finance, Us, US
News items 2009-11-09
Oil Jumps 3 Percent on Ida, Equities
By Edward McAllisterNEW YORK (Reuters UK) - Oil rose 3 percent towards $80 a barrel on Monday after Tropical Storm Ida forced the shut in of U.S. oil and gas production, helping to support prices.U.S. crude for December delivery rose $2.34 to $79.77 a barrel by 1:50 p.m. EST (6:50...
Tags: Recovery, Dollar, Equity, Investment, Financial Services, Finance, Oukbs, US
News items 2009-11-09
Three Themes In May (Part I): How Threatened Is The Dollar?
While it's true that the dollar has receded from highs early in the year, that's only because it was so strong amid a flight of cash to Treasury bonds. It's not as if the dollar has fallen off the edge of the charts. by Daniel M. Harrison
Tags: Dollar, Investment, Finance, Daniel M. Harrison
Blog posts 2009-05-28
Strengthening Dollar Threatens Tech Revenues
Last week, the Financial Times pointed out that U.S. high tech companies doing significant business overseas had seen significant revenue lifts from the falling value of the dollar. Presumably each pound, euro, or yen paid for goods and services turns into that many more greenbacks. So as the dollar has...
Tags: Revenue, Dollar, Net Income, Currency Translation, Operational Accounting, Finance, Erik Sherman
Blog posts 2008-09-22
Abbott Labs' Secret Weapon: Layoffs
Sometimes a company does everything right and no one notices: Abbott Labs just unveiled a stellar third quarter and investors shrugged, leaving its stock flat. The basics you already know: Profit up 51 percent to $1.08 billion, sales up 17.6 percent to $7.5 billion. But check out...
Tags: Eli Lilly & Co., Layoff, Stock Buyback, Patent, Stock, Dollar, Sales Strategy, Investment, Financial Accounting, Sales, Finance, Jim Edwards
Blog posts 2008-10-15
Dollar Hits 2 Year High As Equities Continue Sell-Off
Kathy Lien submits: The US dollar is on steroids Monday morning as the sell-off in global equities sends the dollar to a 2 year high against the Euro. The EUR/USD is within 3 percent of its fair value of 1.20 while the GBP/USD and USD/JPY are now undervalued...
Tags: PPP, Stock, Dollar, Equity, Seeking Alpha, Kathy Lien, EUR/USD, Investment, Financial Services, Networking, Finance, US Market
External links 2008-10-27
U.S. Dollar Reached a 2.5 Year High Friday: What Does It Mean for the Economy?
Mark J. Perry submits: The U.S. dollar index (vs. major currencies) hit a 2.5-year high Friday, reaching the highest level since April 20, 2006 see chart above.Update: What's so great about a rising dollar?Imports are cheaper. We buy almost $200 billion of goods from the rest of the world,...
Tags: U.S., Dollar, Seeking Alpha, Mark J. Perry, US Market
External links 2008-10-26
The Rise and Rise of the U.S. Dollar
Andy Singh submits: Despite global economic woes, one positive aspect for main street America has been the relatively rapid rise of the U.S. dollar in the last 3 months. The dollar index (DXY), a measure of the greenback against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, has strengthened by over...
Tags: Dollar, Rise, Seeking Alpha, Andy Singh, US Market
External links 2008-10-23
Three Possible Explanations for the Dollar's Strength
Adam Katz submits: Some people may be wondering why the dollar has strengthened so much lately as the Fed has been flooding the system with dollars. Here is a quick list of possible explanations: 1) Margin Calls by Adam Katz
Tags: Dollar, Seeking Alpha, Adam Katz, US Market
External links 2008-10-23
Many Corporations Crippled By Bad Currency Bets
Kathy Lien submits: In an interesting twist of fate, currency bets are beginning to cripple the corporate sector. Apparently many corporations did not believe that the dollar would strengthen as much as it has. Tuesday, we learned that Citic Pacific lost more than $1.8B due to leveraged contracts...
Tags: Dollar, Seeking Alpha, Kathy Lien, US Market
External links 2008-10-22
Seeing Short-Term Strength in the USD
Atim Kabra submits: In a previous post, I discussed the fundamental underpinnings which would lead to a weakening dollar in the medium term. This is expected to happen, however, when stability returns to the markets - be they financial, foreign exchange or commodities. Moreover, for the dollar to start weakening,...
Tags: U.S., Financial, Dollar, Seeking Alpha, Atim Kabra, Financial Accounting, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Research & Development, Finance, Business Operations, US Market
External links 2008-10-19
How to Figure Out Whether You're About to Lose Your Agency Job
One way to understand the wave of layoffs that is running or about to run through IPG, WPP, Publicis and Omnicom is to look at how effective ad agency employees are at making money for their companies. The answer is often "not very," especially when you compare them to their...
Tags: Revenue, Layoff, Advertisement, Direct Marketing, Agency, Dollar, IPG, Advertising & Promotion, Sales Channel, Marketing Research, Marketing, Sales, Jim Edwards
Blog posts 2008-11-06
Counting on Dollars: Backing a Loser?
About half the FTSE 100 companies, by value, now report their accounts in US dollars, not pounds. But with the greenback losing its international status, have they chosen the wrong currency? The problem is not whether the dollar is currently strong or weak -- though that does...
Tags: Dollar, Currency, Asset Management, Financial Accounting, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Finance, Richard Northedge
Blog posts 2009-10-22
Stronger U.S. Dollar Hurting Profitability at Suntech Power
The Company: Suntech Power Holdings, a Chinese solar energy company. The Filing: FORM 6-K filed with the SEC on November 20, 2008. The Finding: Dr. Zhengrong Shi, Chairman and Chief Executive of Suntech Power, said the polysilicon pricing bubble has finally burst, with spot...
Tags: U.S., Dollar, Euro, Currency Management, Pricing, Manufacturing, Marketing, David Phillips
Blog posts 2008-11-25
What's Going on with the Dollar?
Zacks.com submits: Amidst all the volatility in the stock market, there have been equally wild moves in the currency markets. The dollar has been in general decline since 2002, but that has reversed dramatically in the last month. As measured by the broad trade-weighted index, it fell from...
Tags: Dollar, Seeking Alpha, Zacks.com, Percentage Move, Investment, Finance, US Market
External links 2008-10-29
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