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After a bullish run in recent years, Cisco stock is down following fiscal 2017 first-quarter earnings. Here's why the company could still be worth holding through its transition.

Corporate wellness programs could mean reduced insurance rates for wearable users -- and it could be a huge revenue stream for these companies.

This Chinese baby food company could have a lot of growth left following the discontinued one-child policy, which this equity firm will now get to benefit from.

Under Armour is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to have athletes wear the UA logo. Is the potential return big enough justify the price tag?

The stock is likely to break $100 in 2016, but it should continue rising even higher throughout 2017 and beyond.

The video game retailer's prospects are not completely bleak, but to win in the changing gaming landscape, these companies look like better long-term investments.

Event-planning company Cvent looks to be approved for an all-cash buyout, with a nod of approval from the Department of Justice.

The Apple Watch has seen major sales declines in the first part of 2016 -- but the new Series 2 version could take market share from Fitbit.

Candy stocks like Hershey and Mondelez are facing a tough road ahead: Even with past high performance and dividends, the future could be bleak.

The service has some recent additions that make it attractive, but at a higher-than-average cost with so many other options, is Sony really going to get many people to buy in?

The market didn't give much credit for Dicks Sporting Goods Q3 wins -- instead focusing on what looks like will be a soft Q4.

The Chinese territory that once focused on high-rollers is slowly shifting to a model of diversified entertainment, where gambling is just one part of the mix.

The company continued its strong earnings history, but its valuation might have gotten ahead of itself. That could make this sell-off a buying opportunity.

Wall Street didn't appreciate Under Armour's most recent earnings release, which caused a major stock sell-off -- but here are three areas that still look poised for long-term growth.

The new technology-infused store in Soho, New York, certainly gives a new dimension to the "retail is dead" story.

Even after the company's impressive Q3, the stock is slightly down. Is this stock undervalued for how much growth Shopify is generating?

Airbnb is busy disrupting the hotel industry, but these in Las Vegas -- and their investors -- shouldn't be too worried.

High-profile innovations like self-driving cars get a lot of headlines for the companies that are building them -- but behind-the-scenes chipmaker NVIDIA might be a better tech play.

Management is blaming a current acquisition "distraction" for the short-term pain but says it could lead to big long-term gains.

It's a throwback to Anbang's bid for Starwood before Marriott took it over. Here's what this deal can tell us about the future of hotels in China and worldwide.