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Bad News for Canadian Marijuana Stocks: Say Hello to Your New Competition
When it comes to North America's fastest-growing industries, chances are you'd struggle to find any with a higher, more consistent growth rate than legal marijuana. And investors know it, which is a
3 Things to Look Out For in General Electric Company Earnings
The upcoming second-quarter earnings report from General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) will have investors eagerly looking for clues of any changes in strategic direction. However, the first thing
Here's Why Apple Inc. May Be in Panic Mode
Website Fast Company, citing a "source with knowledge of the situation," reports that "June was a tense month for the engineers and designers on Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhone team."Fast Company's
Target Gives Curbside Pickup a Second Chance
Some brick-and-mortar retailers seem fascinated with the idea that people want to drive to their stores, but don't actually want to leave their cars in order to pick up their order. It's a concept
Why HP Inc. Shareholders Have Nothing to Worry About
When HP (NYSE: HPQ) split with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) in late 2015, HP retained the company's PC, printing, and imaging businesses, while HPE kept the enterprise hardware and software
Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and NCL Shouldn't Worry About Disney's New Ships
Disney (NYSE: DIS) made a lot of head-turning announcements at its D23 fan expo over the weekend. From unveiling upcoming movie trailers to introducing a deluge of new theme park attractions, Disney
Will CyberArk Software Ltd. Sink or Swim?
Shares of CyberArk (NASDAQ: CYBR) plunged 16% on July 14, after the cybersecurity firm reported preliminary second-quarter figures that missed its own guidance. CyberArk expects its revenue to rise
Report: Apple Inc. OLED iPhone Production Delayed
According to DigiTimes, citing a report from publication Economic Daily News, the production of Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) OLED iPhone has been pushed out to the November to December time frame. Moreover
3 Stocks to Buy if the Bull Market Fizzles
You know it's coming. Sooner or later, the current long-in-the-tooth bull market will end -- probably in tandem with an economic downturn. What will you do when it happens? For some, the answer is to
Here's Some Good News for People With Medical Debt
There's no question that healthcare is expensive, and sometimes, all it takes is an unforeseen illness or injury to send your finances on a downward spiral. Last year, 20% of Americans under 65
I Still Can't Believe Visa Inc. Spent Over $7 Billion on Share Buybacks
The market capitalization of a great many companies on the stock exchange doesn't total $7 billion. That's a large pile of money. Yet it was that net amount (to be technical, it was $7.06 billion)
5 Signs Blue Apron's High Growth Days Are Over
Meal-kit maker Blue Apron's (NYSE: APRN) public debut in late June was one of the most disappointing IPOs in recent history. The company went public at $10 per share, but it's already shed about a
These 3 Numbers Suggest Oil Might be Due for an Unexpectedly Big Bounce
Pessimism is pervasive in the oil patch these days. Analysts are slashing their oil price forecasts, with many making dire predictions. Driving this downbeat attitude is the fact that, despite OPEC's
These 3 Stocks Just Raised Their Dividends
A fresh earnings season starts this week, but you almost wouldn't know it from the recent round of dividend raises on the market. This pre-earnings season period was anything but fallow. Case in
Not Counting on Social Security? Here Are Three Money Moves You Should Make
I'll never forget my father's teaching: "You should never assume Social Security will be there for you when you retire." At first, this was confusing advice for a 12 year old to get. But as I've aged
Why Electronic Arts' Stock Soared 34% in 2017 So Far
Video game publisher Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA) stock gained 34% through the first half 2017, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.The rally sent shares to new record highs
4 Things Royal Dutch Shell's CFO Thinks You Should Know
We all knew that Royal Dutch Shell's (NYSE: RDS-A) (NYSE: RDS-B) management had big plans to transform the company post-BG Group merger, but I don't think we anticipated it to happen this quickly. Not
Disney's D23 Gives Star Wars Fans a New Hope
Since buying Lucasfilm in 2012, Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) has not only restored the luster of the Star Wars franchise, but it has also grown the fan base.The company has released two well-received films
How to Deal With an Awful Boss
Sometimes, all it takes to make you downright miserable at work is one awful boss.A boss who holds employees to a high standard isn't necessarily awful. Nor is a boss who isn't shy about offering
3 Things Cirrus Logic Management Wants You to Know
Cirrus Logic (NASDAQ: CRUS) develops hardware and software for audio and voice signal processing. And while the details of what these products do can get pretty complicated, the company's business
4 Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy in July
When it comes to investing, there's perhaps no better known or more revered investor than Warren Buffett. The man behind Berkshire Hathaway's (NYSE: BRK-A)(NYSE: BRK-B) success built his fortune
5 Top Building and Construction ETFs
Building and construction is the backbone of the industrial economy. When the overall economy is strong, interest in new building projects rises, and construction activity climbs in response. Smart
Mondelez International History: Everything Investors Need to Know
In October 2012, Kraft Foods split itself into two separate publicly traded companies: Mondelez International (NASDAQ: MDLZ) and Kraft Foods Group, which is now part of Kraft Heinz. Kraft Foods
This Is Why Investors Will Need to Learn a New Acronym: CRISPR
In this Market Foolery segment, host Chris Hill and Motley Fool Rule Breakers' Aaron Bush talk about where genetic engineering is heading -- which is out of the lab and toward really curing diseases
How Safe Is Chevron's Dividend?
Chevron (NYSE: CVX) is one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world, and it has grown substantially over the course of its long history. All energy companies are susceptible to the ups and