Banks in Hong Kong are finding a new source of revenue in helping multinational companies deal with a growing headache: how to cope with tightening restrictions on transferring profits and dividends out of China. As Beijing clamped down on outflows that threatened to destabilize its currency, companies are suddenly turning to lenders in Hong Kong to hedge their currency risks, bolster the yield on money trapped inside China and for new loans, according to bankers and analysts.

Now, NCR assists its customers with the hardware, software, and services that they need in order to accept all sorts of different kinds of payments. Coming into Thursday’s fourth-quarter financial report, NCR investors were looking for modest gains in sales that would produce double-digit percentage earnings growth.

Jawbone’s story has been a long and twisted one. The company that rose to fame with its Bluetooth speakers and Up fitness bands has since fallen from grace.

The S&P 500 index was up less than half that amount, rising 70% over the past half decade. Yet as much as Hasbro has changed over the past few years, it remains — at heart — the same company it was back then.

Twitter once tried to downplay the concern by adding in ” SMS Fast Followers ,” users predominantly located in emerging markets that exclusively accessed the service via SMS text messages, although the company could not monetize these users in any meaningful fashion. Fortunately, Twitter stopped measuring SMS Fast Followers, presumably because it realized that it was a useless metric to begin with.

The self-driving car specialist benefited from a deal with BMW and Intel in the beginning of the month and later jumped on an analyst upgrade. Mobileye stock jumped out of the gate to start the new year, gaining 8% on Jan. 3 after announcing the deal with BMW and Intel.

Its revenue rose 60% annually to $82 million, beating estimates by nearly $8 million, and its non-GAAP earnings broke even, compared to a net loss of $0.07 per share in the prior year quarter. On a GAAP basis, its net loss narrowed from $0.48 to $0.15 per share.

One of the realities of business today is that retail in 2017 little resembles retail of a decade ago. Product companies used to succeed or fail based on their distribution power and the shelf space retailers gave them, and retailers succeeded or failed by having the right product at the best price for consumers.

Over time, the company has found medical professionals increasingly willing to adopt its solutions to integrate minimally disruptive procedures into their surgical practices. Coming into Thursday’s fourth-quarter financial report, NuVasive investors were fully expecting that the company would be able to sustain its revenue and profit growth and bounce back from slight weakness last quarter.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, shares closed up a solid 3.5% on Thursday. Let’s take a closer look at what drove Markel’s business as it capped the year, and what investors can expect looking forward.

A federal judge rejected Aetna’s bid to buy its rival health insurer because of potentially reduced competition and higher costs. The beauty products retailer’s sales fell short of Wall Street forecasts as a business it bought from Procter & Gamble struggled.

Investors buying into Snap Inc.’s much-anticipated initial public offering won’t have any say on how much the company pays its executives. Snap will not be subject to the say-on-pay provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act, the company said in an updated deal prospectus Thursday.

The company announced it concluded its internal investigation and found “no violation of law and that Jason Galanis had no indirect or direct control or undue influence over the Company.” In October 2016, a short report asked tough questions about Banc of California’s then-CEO Steven Sugarman and his possible ties to Galanis, a serial fraudster.

As the calendar moves into February, however, Diana’s shares are moving into reverse — down more than 2% since the month began. Why this is happening is not immediately clear, although there was a lot happening elsewhere in the shipping sector last month — everything from a buyout offer for tanker company DHT Holdings .

While the restaurant and amusement chain doesn’t have the profile of a flashy tech stock, it has been one of the best performers out there, climbing steadily over two years.Looking at the price chart below, you may think you missed out on a chance to cash in with the company, but this bull thesis is just heating up. Let’s take a look at a few reasons why.

At the time, the company set record revenues and more than doubled earnings per share from the prior-year period. That was followed by a new high watermark for quarterly sales in the fiscal third quarter of 2017, which ended in December, marking the third consecutive quarter in which record revenue was established.