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Declining business travel, political unrest, disruption by services like Airbnb, and more -- here's a snapshot of the hospitality industry, and why the outlook is still promising for MGM Resorts, Extended Stay and Marriott stock.

Las Vegas Sands' new resort, the Parisian Macao, finally opens. Here's why this is the resort best suited to win Macau's mass market segment growth.

Changing up its massive loyalty program was one of the reasons Starbucks' comp sales dropped in Q3. The stock is down since, which has created an entry point for this long-term growth story.

Or is it one more nail in the coffin of this struggling former entertainment giant that has fallen out of favor with both visitors and investors?

Though the last few years have been volatile, there seem to be a few bright spots in the apparel industry now. These four stocks look poised to rise above the rest.

Shopify's sales rose 93% in the most recent quarter year over year. How much longer can the company keep up this performance, and are rapidly rising sales enough to buy the stock even with growing losses?

P&G is one of the world's largest companies -- and one of the most diverse. Here's a snapshot of its 2016 performance and its prospects going forward.

UAS takes a big step away from the company's core offerings, but it's exactly these aggressive bets on new product segments that have helped the company to expand so quickly over the last two decades.

Under Armour has revealed a sneak peek of its new athletic-inspired street wear, called UAS, ahead of its Sept. 15 launch. Can this market really be as big as Under Armour thinks?

Colgate-Palmolive reported a decline in sales in the most recent quarter, and that could continue for the rest of the year. Still, earnings continue to rise.

Casino stocks have been a gamble over the last two years, with investors mostly holding the losing hand, but things could turn around now. These may be the best casino stocks to bet on.

Even though China's GDP growth has slowed in recent years, its middle class is expanding at astounding rates. The new consumer purchasing power could benefit these companies immensely.

Under Armour took a hit after an analyst at Argus downgraded the stock over concerns about the company's growth potential. The sell-off could be your buying opportunity.

Wynn Resorts has new developments opening or underway in each of its major markets, but these heavy investments are putting pressure on the balance sheet.

Shopify's new influx of shares could affect returns, both short term and long term, which is why it's important to understand what this move means.

Nike's fiscal year 2016 ended on a down beat, and Q1 could get worse. Long term, though, this should be a small hurdle in Nike's continued growth story.

If you're looking for a stable, long-term play that offers plenty of return, the consumer products giant might be just what you're after.

Traffic and sales are slipping at the organic foods specialist, but a new loyalty program could spark new life into the company. It worked for Starbucks, right?

Under Armour and Fitbit are going after the same customers, but their strategies, like their stocks, are very different. Here's why one looks like a better long term play.

The stock has already run up more than 90% since February, but analysts at major companies like Credit Suisse believe the stock still has plenty of room to grow.