Online retailers have been trying to blunt the impact of next Tuesday's Amazon Prime Day with special pricing ahead of the Amazon promotion. Have those efforts had the desired impact?
Paul Ausick Among the various U.S. over-the-top streaming services, Netflix has more than double the total viewing hours of the second-most popular streaming service.
Walmart's success at growing its online marketplace has come at a cost. More counterfeit products are being sold both by the company and by its third-party sellers.
Walmart investment in its online sales appear to be paying off, but there is more the company could do to increase its share of a market estimated to rise to more than…
O’Reilly Automotive was under fire early Wednesday after the auto parts retailer announced its same-store sales numbers ahead of its earnings report. This news could be indicative of the industry as a…
A software glitch caused inaccurate reporting of Monday's closing price on some Nasdaq-traded stocks. No actual trades were completed and there was no effect on the NYSE.
It surely has been remarkable to watch Amazon.com's massive growth and expansion. And the Amazon push into everything is leaving some companies vulnerable. These five Amazon-resistant stocks make good sense for investors.
Amazon.com will kick off its third annual Prime Day promotion on July 10 this year. The event has been extended this year to include shoppers in China, Mexico and India.
Paul Ausick Blue Apron lowered its IPO price range, all the major U.S. financial companies put through stress tests by the Federal Reserve passed, and office supply company Staples has been sold.
Douglas A. McIntyre Can Target counter Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods? Does it have to? Who are the likely prospects?
Japanese auto parts supplier Takata has filed for bankruptcy, Daniel Loeb's hedge fund took a big billion position in Nestle and SpaceX launched a rocket that carried satellites.
There are 10 IPOs on the calendar for the week of June 26, including meal delivery unicorn Blue Apron and five biotech firms. The total hoped-for capital raise exceeds $1.4 billion.
Paul Ausick Amazon.com says in its advertising materials that if the Fire Tablet is broken, the company will replace it, with no questions asked. That includes electrical and mechanical breakdowns.
John Harrington Speculation has arisen that Walmart will try to turn the tables and make a higher bid for the upscale food retailer Whole Foods than Amazon did.
With the third quarter looming, many of the major firms on Wall Street that we cover here at 24/7 Wall St. are busy putting out reports on second-half activity and expectations, including…
