From meat-free burgers and alcohol-free cocktails to exotic spices and powders made from nutritious vegetables, today’s diners and home cooks have an ever-changing wealth of ingredients and means of preparation to please their palates.…
Christmas, like Thanksgiving, is a family holiday, a time for friends and relations to gather around a festive table to eat and drink and celebrate. While Thanksgiving dinner is usually a reasonably casual affair,…
If you're a long-term investor, this is not the time to sell.
According to analyst Samik Chatterjee, an overly bearish scenario for 2019 is already priced into the stock. From a note to clients that landed on my…
Gene Munster has seen the light. Wall Street, he says, will catch up in a year or so.
Movie ticket sales in the U.S. hit a 25-year low of 1.24 billion in 2017. Unfortunately for theater owners, 2018 appears to be no different. Rising ticket prices – which topped $9 for the…
In addition to evaluating the artistic merits of movies, modern film critics are generally expected to help the average moviegoer wade through the endless film releases to find the very best cinematic offerings. With…
From Daniel Eran Dilger's "Five reasons why Apple is ending unit sales reporting of Mac, iPhone, and iPad"
Apple VP Greg Joswiak was talking to reporters Wednesday and politely calling BS.
From a note to clients by analyst T. Micheal Walkley that landed on my desktop Thursday.
But only if you dismiss Apple Watch as a "minor hit" and ignore AirPods entirely.
From a note to clients by analyst Timothy Arcuri that landed on my desktop Wednesday.
From a note to clients that landed on my desktop Wednesday.
Nature, and the media, love a superlative.
Analyst Daniel Ives was the sell-side's biggest Apple bull. For six weeks.
The Wall Street Journal ($) printed the answer, not the question.
Constantly being in the spotlight can lead people to do strange things. The combination of being creative, wanting to appear unique, and the public’s expectation that famous people are not ordinary may cause a…
Those "sustained datapoints" do wear one down.
"To be frank," writes Ben Thompson, "Apple is an abusive monopoly in terms of iOS apps."
Andreessen Horowitz' Benedict Evans has seen the (near-term) future and it is egroceries.
