As same-store sales disintegrate and it becomes clear the holiday season was unkind to many retailers, several retail company chief executives cannot be ousted, no matter what their results.
Perhaps not since Apple paid $3 billion for Beats has a company overpaid so much for a music company. An injection of dollars from Sprint is unlikely to solve Tidal's basic problems.
Amazon.com has been a dominant force in the markets for the past few years. This giant has been competing with the likes of Wal-Mart and Target, but now Amazon has set its…
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday include Alphabet, Amazon, Bristol-Myers, CBS, Check Point, CSX, Facebook and PayPal.
With Wall Street pundits trying to handicap what a Trump administration means for the economy, one thing is sure: Buy stocks poised to deliver the goods and that have a positive outlook…
Netflix came as close as it could to breaking even in its most recently reported quarter, part of a string of tiny profits that goes back a year.
In a recent research report, Jefferies outstanding internet analyst Brian Fitzgerald highlighted 10 top themes for the internet for 2017, and some of them are directly related to Donald Trump becoming president.
Amazon.com flexed its muscles as it showed business must be surging at an astonishing pace. The company said it would 100,000 full-time jobs in the United States in the next 18 months.
Douglas A. McIntyre Chasing stocks in an overbought market is dangerous. With that in mind, overbought markets can go higher. These stocks hold the proverbial big risk, big reward handle.
How Amazon and JPMorgan's new Prime Rewards Visa card stacks up against Costco's Anywhere Visa.
Here are some of the top technology stock picks for 2017 that have been issued by some of the top analysts on Wall Street.
These top technology stocks were seen on well-known lists named the Top Picks, Franchise Picks, US 1 picks, Conviction Buy list and so on.
It may be a dead-cat bounce. After a horrible 2016, Nike shares are up a little more than 6% so far this year, despite news of new competition.
Based on a new disclosure of same-store sales over the holiday, Barnes & Noble is in a decline that makes it look more and more like other failed retailers.
Barnes & Noble reported Thursday that same-store sales for the nine-week holiday period ended December 31 plunged 9% year over year. Company cut guidance and stock tumbled.
Paul Ausick 
