Seema Mody
@seemacnbc
Global Markets Reporter @CNBC by way London/Mumbai. Beats: travel & industrials. @CFR_org. Born in Oregon. Tweets are my own.
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/43810466 29-07-2009 20:52:41
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'We keep saying bigger may not always be better, and the data does support that. One year after a company is spun off, it tends to outperform its parent company by around 6%.'
Seema Mody on the trend towards spinoffs, a key factor behind GE's rise this year.👇📺
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Seema Mody, global markets reporter for CNBC, is back on-air after maternity leave. Watch out, world!
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'According to Goldman, on average spinoffs tend to outperform their parent company by roughly 6% after one year.'
'Bigger isn't always better'—Seema Mody on why shareholders are pushing for self-breakups.👇📺
Marriott continues to expand into the midscale hotel category, seen as one way it is adapting to a consumer who is looking for cost-effective options. CEO Tony Capuano joined me today on Power Lunch $MAR
Tractors losing traction 🚜 Seema Mody takes us through a new note from Canaccord Genuity downgrading $DE to a hold rating on higher dealer inventory levels and slowing unit growth for agricultural equipment.
. Zongyuan Zoe Liu joins Seema Mody on CNBC to discuss business activity, economic recovery, and political tensions in China.
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John Deere laid off 225 employees at an Illinois plant this week, leading the stock to drop more than 3% today. Seema Mody joins CNBCOvertime with more on the story.
'The Chinese seems to indicate they want $ARM to be there. They really want access to that technology, and Arm continues to be successful, but it's not without risk,' says AllianceBernstein (AB) to Seema Mody
While airfare prices are down 13% year-over-year, the August CPI report shows a 5% increase in prices month-over-month. Seema Mody has more. cnb.cx/3ECY4XZ
GE's deal with Hindustan Aeronautics to manufacture fighter jet engines in India has received U.S. congressional approval, per sources. Expect Narendra Modi and Joe Biden to reference during bilateral meetings at #G20SummitDelhi $GE