Scripps shares results of its participation in FCC broadcast spectrum auction

This week, the FCC lifted a quiet period it had imposed on station groups regarding the auction, allowing broadcasters to publicly share their auction results. “We pursued several channel-share arrangements with ourselves and other broadcast partners that would have allowed us to continue to operate our stations and serve our local communities while supporting the government in its attempt to recapture some broadcaster spectrum,” said , senior vice president, broadcast, for Scripps.

The 3 biggest mistakes people make in online dating, according…

Showcasing your best qualities in the real world can be tough enough; but online you’re expected to highlight them solely through a few paragraphs and pictures. What could go wrong? Grant Langston, CEO of the online-dating site eHarmony , recently spoke with Business Insider about the biggest mistakes people make in online dating – and how they can correct them.

Trump, Japan’s Abe Discuss Concerns About Trade, Security at Summit

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shakes hands with U.S. President Donald Trump during their meeting in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, U.S., February 10, 2017. REUTERS/Jim Bourg TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY – RTX30HPZ President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe opened two days of talks on Friday looking to cement a decades-old alliance between Japan and the United States that has been under strain because of the Republican’s positions on trade and security.

Why Shares of Skechers Rocketed Higher Today

While the results were mixed relative to analyst estimates, far stronger revenue growth than expected sent the stock up 21% by 11:15 a.m. EST. Skechers reported fourth-quarter revenue of $764.3 million, up 5.8% year over year and $40 million higher than the average analyst estimate.

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Intel’s second-largest business unit by revenue, and arguably its most important business for the long term, is its data center group . The business is attractive for a couple of key reasons.

Trump’s Tax Talk Drives Wall St to Record High

U.S. stocks hit record highs for the second day on Friday as investors remained upbeat about a tax reform plan that President Donald Trump vowed to unveil in the coming weeks. Trump’s promise of a “phenomenal” tax plan helped reignite a post-election rally, which had stalled in recent weeks on concerns over his protectionist stand and the lack of clarity on policy reforms.

Sears Says to Cut $1B in Costs, Shares Surge

Beleaguered retailer Sears Holdings Corp said on Friday it would cut costs by $1 billion and reduce debt and pension obligations by at least $1.5 billion this year, sending its shares soaring as much as 40 percent. The company also said it had sold five Sears full-line stores and two Auto Centers for $72.5 million in January, and had engaged Eastdil Secured to raise at least $1 billion from the sale of its real estate.

CSX extends director deadline as activist seeks CEO ouster

CSX Corp has extended the director nomination deadline for its board of directors, giving the U.S. railroad company more time to reach an agreement with an activist investor and industry veteran Hunter Harrison. CSX said the deadline would be extended to Feb. 24 from Friday, in a sign that the two sides remain in talks but have details to hammer out.

Carnival Corporation in 2017 — Risks vs. Potential Rewards

Here are some of the risks facing Carnival Cruise Lines, and also what opportunities it has for growth in the years ahead. While the DoJ’s ruling could continue to have an impact Carnival as it comes under more scrutiny and its year-over-year earnings growth is affected by the fine, this seems like an isolated incident and its impact seems already folded into Carnival’s stock price.

Jim Cramer — PepsiCo Is Much Different Than Coca-Cola

Earlier this week, Coca-Cola reported in-line earnings per share results that investors weren’t too impressed with. While the company is admittedly in a turnaround — something Cramer took a closer look at as well — PepsiCo investors want to know if they have something better to look forward to on Wednesday when the company reports before the open .

European Benchmarks Surge on Corporate Earnings, Chinese Trade Data

European benchmarks surged on Friday following another volley of corporate earnings numbers and solid trade data from China for January European benchmarks were broadly higher on Friday as investors reacted to yet more corporate earnings numbers and some solid Chinese data that helped to boost commodity shares across the continent. The FTSE 100 rose by 0.40% to 7,258, while the mid-cap FTSE 250 index struck a new high of 18,723, before closing the session 0.47% higher at 18,715.

Buy Keane Group Stock Ahead of IPO Quiet-Period Expiration

Investors should buy shares of Keane Group right now, before the company’s initial public offering quiet period ends on Feb. 14. When the quiet period expires, the stock is likely to rise as analysts at the firms that underwrite the IPO issue bullish research reports on the stock. They’re likely to be bullish because the company has strong fundamentals and management, and its IPO saw solid demand.

Intermediate Trade: QQQ

The Trade: buy 1 QQQ April $125 put and sell 1 QQQ April $120 put for a debit of 1.05 points per spread. For those of you who follow and take my trades, this trade will look familiar.

Ken Starr

Ken Starr, known for his role in the Monica Lewinsky investigation during Bill Clinton’s presidency and, more recently, for leaving high-level positions at Baylor University amid the football program’s ongoing sexual-assault scandal, is reportedly close to joining President Trump’s administration. Starr is among a handful of candidates in the running to be named ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom at the State Department.

Bad-Tempered Brexit Talks Loom as May’s Demands Irk Europe

Brexit is antagonizing European Union governments, raising the risk that negotiations deteriorate into a bust-up even worse than first expected. initial demands –- and warnings over what she will do with taxes or security if she doesn’t get her way -– are elevating the likelihood that the U.K. leaves the bloc in 2019 without an exit deal, let alone the sweeping The decline in sentiment comes less than two months before May plans to open discussions by invoking Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and suggests she may need to modify Alexander Stubb told Bloomberg Television this week.

Samsung Galaxy TabPro S2 specifications, features leaked ahead of MWC 2017

As Samsung prepares for the upcoming MWC 2017 event in Barcelona, there have been a slew of rumors about the products that will be launched. Speaking about the expected devices, Samsung has been long rumored to launch the Galaxy TabPro S2 at MWC 2017 event on February 26. Successor to the Windows-10 powered Galaxy TabPro S which was launched at CES 2016, the Galaxy TabPro S2 has recently passed through the Federal Communications Commission in the US.

Equity Futures Edge Up After Wall St. Hits Record High

U.S. stock index futures were slightly higher on Friday, a day after Wall Street hit record high on President Donald Trump’s promise to unveil a tax reform plan in the coming weeks. Trump called the tax plan as “phenomenal”, but offered no specifics other than citing the need to lower tax burden on businesses.

Europe’s Cement Makers Rise Following Report on U.S.-Mexico Wall Costs

Europe’s biggest cement makers were the top performing stocks in the region Friday following reports that a border wall between Mexico and the United States could cost $21 billion. Europe’s biggest construction groups and cement makers were among the top performing stocks in the region Friday following a report that suggests a border wall between Mexico and the United States could cost as much as $21 billion.

What Would a Repeal of Dodd-Frank Mean to Consumers?

With the political atmosphere unsettled at best, much of the current talk centers on unraveling the Dodd-Frank Act. But what would such a move mean to you? With the political atmosphere unsettled at best, much of the current talk out of Washington, D.C. centers on unraveling the Dodd-Frank Act .