SmileDirect Reaches Unicorn Status After Announcing Potential Pricing for IPO
Teledentistry company and unicorn SmileDirectClub has filed with the SEC regarding its initial public offering.
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4 Recession/Trade War Proof Stocks That Could Be Huge Winners Going Forward
These four top stocks are suitable for growth accounts with a longer time horizon. Their solid performance and defensive characteristics make sense now.
Are Price Hikes at Lyft on the Horizon?
A recent analyst report suggests that Lyft could turn a profit sooner than once thought, but there is a tradeoff. Lyft could achieve this but it would have to increase its prices to hit…
Can Papa John’s New CEO Cut It?
Papa John’s shares jumped on Tuesday after the pizza chain provided a huge update to its business. Effective immediately, Rob Lynch will be replacing Steve Ritchie as president and CEO of the company.
How Beyond Meat Is Breaking Into Fried Chicken
Beyond Meat shares jumped on Monday after the company announced that Beyond Fried Chicken would make its debut at KFC in Atlanta on August 27.
Amazon to Open 84,000 Square Foot Expansion in Portland
In a sign of how rapidly Amazon.com continues to expand in the United States, it will open 84,000 square feet of new office space in Portland, Oregon.
US Forces in Pacific Could Be Overwhelmed by China’s Military
A new report says that in a conflict between China and the United States in Asia, American forces may quickly be crushed.
This Is America’s Favorite Cleaning Task, But They May Not Be Doing It Right
Doing the laundry might not be everybody’s idea of a good time, but according to the American Cleaning Institute’s 2019 National Cleaning Survey, some 24% of the people polled named it as the household…
Alibaba’s Q1 Earnings Beat Belies Slowing Economy
Alibaba released better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Thursday.
What to Watch When Alibaba Reports Thursday
Alibaba is set to report its fiscal first-quarter earnings results before the markets open on Thursday.
USPS Is Losing $1 Billion a Quarter. How Long Can It Survive?
The U.S. Postal Service reported troubling numbers for its most recent quarter, begging the question why the country needs so many career employees and retail post offices.
Why Luckin Coffee’s 700% Jump in Revenues Wasn’t Good Enough
Chinese coffee purveyor Luckin reported quarterly results Wednesday morning, the company's first since its May IPO. Investors reacted coolly.
Wall Street’s Identity and Brand Crisis With Lyft and Uber
Choosing between Lyft and Uber apparently is not quite the coin toss that some ride-hailing consumers might have guessed. At least that was Wall Street's reaction to their second-quarter earnings reports.
What’s Driving Uber’s Q2 Into the Ground
Uber released second-quarter financial results after markets closed Wednesday. The company said that it had a net loss of $4.72 per share and $3.17 billion in revenue, compared with consensus estimates that called for…
Still Lots of Money to Be Made Renting Household Goods
Things are good enough at Rent-A-Center that the company's board of directors just approved the initiation of a quarterly cash dividend.