HSBC on Friday downgraded Cisco Systems Inc (NASDAQ:CSCO) to Hold from Buy on elevated valuation and slowing business momentum, and cut its price target to $69 from $73.

The bank's move comes amid growing concerns about companies’ extensive monitoring of workers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Cisco shares fell over 2% after HSBC downgraded the stock to “hold” and cut its price target, citing fading restocking ...

HSBC Holdings reported a sharper-than-expected drop in profit on Wednesday, hurt by write-downs from exposures to a Chinese ...

Cisco's (CSCO) stock dipped about 2% on Friday after HSBC downgraded its rating to Hold from from Buy, citing valuation and ...

HSBC is preparing to move from its current head office in Canary Wharf - Hollie Adams/Bloomberg HSBC is planning to ramp up ...

DLocal (DLO) surged 22.41% post HSBC upgrade to Buy, citing Q2 EBIT beat, growth potential, cost control, and innovative ...

The jump means that 73 per cent of HSBC’s Hong Kong commercial real estate loans are either impaired or marked as having ...

HSBC shares dropped after the release of its H1 results, but earnings are forecast to grow 9.5% a year, so now could be the ...

HSBC will take on custody and fund administration services for Allianz Australia, following the insurer’s decision to award the bank a mandate covering its general and life insurance businesses.

Analysts at HSBC raised their silver price forecast for 2025, 2026, and 2027, citing strong support from high gold prices and ...