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Business Insider
an hour ago
- Business
- Business Insider
Wells Fargo Reaffirms Their Sell Rating on M&T Bank (MTB)
Wells Fargo analyst Mike Mayo maintained a Sell rating on M&T Bank yesterday and set a price target of $185.00. The company's shares closed yesterday at $192.52. Elevate Your Investing Strategy: Take advantage of TipRanks Premium at 50% off! Unlock powerful investing tools, advanced data, and expert analyst insights to help you invest with confidence. Make smarter investment decisions with TipRanks' Smart Investor Picks, delivered to your inbox every week. According to TipRanks, Mayo is a 5-star analyst with an average return of 14.8% and a 69.75% success rate. Mayo covers the Financial sector, focusing on stocks such as Citigroup, Bank of America, and State Street. M&T Bank has an analyst consensus of Moderate Buy, with a price target consensus of $211.81. Based on M&T Bank's latest earnings release for the quarter ending March 31, the company reported a quarterly revenue of $3.17 billion and a net profit of $584 million. In comparison, last year the company earned a revenue of $3.3 billion and had a net profit of $531 million Based on the recent corporate insider activity of 98 insiders, corporate insider sentiment is negative on the stock. This means that over the past quarter there has been an increase of insiders selling their shares of MTB in relation to earlier this year. Last month, Robert Sadler, a Director at MTB sold 6,700.00 shares for a total of $1,229,584.00.
Irish Examiner
10 hours ago
- Sport
- Irish Examiner
Kerry hit the goal trail against Mayo to capture All-Ireland U16 A title
All-Ireland U16 A Championship final: Kerry 4-17 Mayo 0-5 An unanswered scoring burst of 1-4 in the last five minutes of the first half created the perfect platform for Kerry to deservedly overcome Mayo in comprehensive style in the All-Ireland ladies football U-16 A football championship final at McDonagh Park in Nenagh. Playing an entertaining fast and direct style, the Kingdom youngsters got off off to an absolutely dream start, winning the throw-in and putting a fine move together that resulted in full-forward Lily Riordan supplying a cool finish to the Mayo net after only 25 seconds. Despite that hammer blow, the Connacht champions settled into the contest and, with wind assistance in the opening 30 minutes, they supplied three of the next four points – Katie Hughes, Emily Duffy and Aoibhinn McNamara all on the mark. Read More Kieran Donaghy steps away from position as Armagh selector and forwards coach Kerry kept their noses in front, through the reliable free-taking of Jessie Lynch and an inspirational point from captain Leah Griffin. However, when accurate full-forward Hughes fired over in the 23rd minute, Mayo were within three of their opponents at 1-4 to 0-4. Kick-started by a Julie O'Connor white flag, Kerry won the resultant Mayo kick-out and Kelsey Cummins found the net from the ensuing attack, despite the best efforts of Mayo netminder Meabh Lavin to keep the ball out. That was a real kick in the teeth for Francis Regan's charges, who then found themselves ten points adrift at the half-time break — 2-8 to 0-4 — as the Kingdom used their foot-passing skills to good effect with Riordan, Lynch (free) and Cummins all adding late first half points. Realistically, there was no way back on the resumption, when facing into the elements. Indeed, they were restricted to just a single point in the entire second half, and they also had a late, late penalty kick by top scorer Hughes brilliantly saved by Kerry 'keeper Caoimhe O'Mahony. For a superb Kingdom outfit, in a sublime display masterminded by Tom O'Connor, a fifth title, and first since 2016, was sealed by two more green flags. Skipper Griffin rocketed home a majestic individual effort in the 41st minute, and Julie O'Connor supplied the coup de gras six minutes later. Scorers for Kerry: J Lynch (0-7, 6fs), L Griffin, J O'Connor (1-2 each), L Riordan, K Cummins (1-1 each), S Flynn, S O'Halloran, T O'Sullivan, D O'Neill (0-1 each). Scorers for Mayo: K Hughes (0-3, 1f), E Duffy, A McNamara (0-1 each). KERRY: C O'Mahony; N O'Connor, A Brosnan, S Lyons; A Doyle, E Dillane, S Flynn; L Griffin, E O'Sullivan; J Lynch, J O'Connor, I Wynton; N Murphy, L Riordan, K Cummins. Subs: S O'Halloran for Murphy (48), T O'Sullivan for Wynton (49), M O'Reilly for Flynn, inj (55), D O'Neill for Cummins (58), S Kennedy for Doyle (60+5). MAYO: M Lavin; I Basquille, L McNamara, S Tiernan; A Doherty, G Bailey, S McGuinness; C Fahey, A Ferguson; A McNamara, S Dillon, K Corcoran; E Duffy, K Hughes, M McLoughlin. Subs: E Higgins for Corcoran (37), A Burton for McNamara (40), C Breslin for Fahey (45), S Moran for Ferguson (50), N Curran for Dillon (50). Referee: E O'Neill (Kildare).
Irish Times
2 days ago
- Irish Times
CCTV shows Tom Niland entering shop two hours before men allegedly broke into his home
A jury has viewed CCTV footage of 73-year-old Tom Niland walking into a shop about two hours before three men allegedly broke into his home and assaulted him, leaving him with injuries that caused his death 20 months later. Garda Niall McDonald told the court he created a montage from hours of footage downloaded from various CCTV systems in Sligo and Mayo following the assault on Mr Niland on January 18th, 2022. Garda McDonald described the movements of a white van travelling around Dromore West and Ballina that morning and afternoon. He said the van appeared to be a Vauxhall Vivaro and he noted distinctive characteristics, including a yellow number plate, writing on the side and a green stain on the roof. Just after 1.30pm, a van with those markings pulled into Casey's garage in Ballina. The garda identified the driver as Francis Harman (58), of Nephin Court, Killala Road, Ballina, Co Mayo, and the passenger as John Clarke (37), of Carrowkelly, Ballina. READ MORE Tony McGillicuddy, prosecuting, previously told the jury that the prosecution intends to prove that Mr Harman, Mr Clarke and the man on trial, John Irving (31), of Shanwar, Foxford, Co Mayo, assaulted Mr Niland later that evening, leaving him with fatal injuries. It is further alleged that they stole Mr Niland's wallet. At Casey's, Garda McDonald said Mr Clarke put fuel into the van before entering the shop. From footage inside the shop, said the garda, Mr Clarke can be seen attempting to buy cans of alcohol at the till, but then returning the cans to the off-licence section of the store. He said Mr Harman entered the shop and engaged with staff and the manager before driving off. At 4.35pm, said Garda McDonald, Mr Niland arrived at Feeney's Centra in Dromore West, about 7.5km from his home. Between 6pm and 7pm, the prosecution alleges, Mr Irving, Mr Harman and Mr Clarke broke through Mr Niland's door, assaulted him and left. Garda McDonald said that at 6.01pm a van similar to the one driven earlier by Mr Harman, with Mr Clarke in the passenger seat, did a U-turn at an agri-store and travelled towards Mr Niland's house. The van was not seen again on cameras further along the same road, said the garda. Mr Irving faces four charges in total. It is alleged that he unlawfully killed Mr Niland by assaulting him at the victim's home at Doonflynn, Skreen, Co Sligo, on January 18th, 2022. Mr Niland was admitted to hospital after neighbours discovered him crossing the N59 covered in blood and with his eyes swollen shut. A doctor has told the jury that Mr Niland suffered bleeding to the brain, a fracture to the orb of his right eye and multiple fractures to the ribs on the right side. Despite initially making progress in hospital, he deteriorated on January 26th and required a ventilator to breathe. He died on September 30th, 2023, aged 75. Mr Irving is accused of entering Mr Niland's home as a trespasser and causing him serious harm. He is further alleged to have intentionally or recklessly caused serious harm to Mr Niland and to have falsely imprisoned him. Mr Irving has pleaded not guilty to all four charges.
BreakingNews.ie
2 days ago
- BreakingNews.ie
Jury views CCTV footage of Tom Niland hours before alleged fatal assault
A jury has viewed CCTV footage showing 73-year-old Tom Niland walking into a shop near his house in Sligo about two hours before it is alleged three men broke into his home and assaulted him, leaving him with injuries that caused his death 20 months later. Gda Niall McDonald told Tony McGillicuddy SC, prosecuting, that he created a montage from hours of footage downloaded from various CCTV systems in Sligo and Mayo following the assault on Mr Niland on January 18th, 2022. Advertisement Gda McDonald described the movements of a white van travelling around Dromore West and Ballina that morning and afternoon. He said the van appeared to be a Vauxhall Vivaro and he pointed out distinctive characteristics, including a yellow number plate, writing on the side and a green stain on the roof. Just after 1.30pm, a van with those markings pulled into Casey's garage in Ballina. The garda identified the driver as Francis Harman (58) of Nephin Court, Killala Road, Ballina, Co Mayo, and the passenger as John Clarke (37) of Carrowkelly, Ballina. Advertisement Mr McGillicuddy previously told the jury that the prosecution intends to prove that Mr Harman, Mr Clarke and the man currently on trial, John Irving (31) of Shanwar, Foxford, Co Mayo, assaulted Mr Niland later that evening, leaving him with fatal injuries. It is further alleged that they stole Mr Niland's wallet. At Casey's, Gda McDonald said Mr Clarke put fuel into the van before entering the shop. From footage inside the shop, the garda said Mr Clarke can be seen attempting to buy cans of alcohol at the till, but then returning the cans to the off-licence section of the store. He said Mr Harman entered the shop and engaged with staff and the manager before leaving and driving off in the van. At 4.35pm, Gda McDonald said Mr Niland arrived at Feeney's Centra in Dromore West, about 7.5 kilometres from his home. He parked his car and went into the shop, stopping to speak to a man on the way in. Advertisement Between 6pm and 7pm, the prosecution alleges that Mr Irving, Mr Harman and Mr Clarke broke through Mr Niland's door, assaulted him and left. Gda McDonald said at 6.01pm, a van similar to the one driven earlier by Mr Harman with Mr Clarke in the passenger seat did a U-turn at an agri-store and travelled towards Mr Niland's house, which was nearby. The van was not seen again on cameras further along the same road, the garda said. Mr Irving faces four charges in total. It is alleged that he unlawfully killed Mr Niland at Mr Niland's home at Doonflynn, Skreen, Co Sligo by assaulting him on January 18th, 2022. Advertisement Mr Niland was admitted to hospital after neighbours discovered him crossing the N59 covered in blood and with his eyes swollen shut. A doctor has told the jury that Mr Niland suffered bleeding to the brain, a fracture to the orb of his right eye and multiple fractures to the ribs on the right side. Despite initially making progress in hospital, he deteriorated on January 26th and required a ventilator to breathe. He died on September 30th, 2023, aged 75. Mr Irving is accused of entering Mr Niland's home as a trespasser and causing him serious harm. He is further alleged to have intentionally or recklessly caused serious harm to Mr Niland and to have falsely imprisoned him. Mr Irving has pleaded not guilty to all four charges.
Irish Examiner
2 days ago
- Sport
- Irish Examiner
Kieran Shannon: Jim McGuinness showing what counties like Mayo are missing
Within a day of an uncharacteristically tame Mayo exit from the championship back in 2022, James Horan decided to step down. By virtue of being outscored by Kerry by seven points in the final quarter, Mayo for the first time in Horan's eight years over the county had failed to reach the All-Ireland semi-finals. Having giving so much, Horan had no more to give. The project – nay, movement – he essentially initiated now required a new impetus. This is exclusive subscriber content. Already a subscriber? Sign in Take us with you this summer. Annual €130€65 Best value Monthly €12€6 / month
