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The athleticwear maker has continued to perform incredibly well across all of its segments this year, but the stock has declined over the last year. Here are four reasons that it could rise again.

Wynn Resorts biggest pain in the past few years has been its biggest win so far in 2016 -- and it could be about to get much better.

The Clorox Company has been around for more than a century, but it continues to grow steadily. Some of its recent moves, such as with its Burt's Bees line, might surprise potential investors. Here's everything you need to know now.

Shake Shack reported rising sales and profits in the recent quarter, both above expectations, but the stock still took a hit. Investors might be afraid that Shake Shack's forecasts are out of reach.

Nike finally launched its new Nike+ mobile app this month. With Nike's changing technology strategy, will this new app help Nike's bottom line?

The shifting landscape in this city could have major effects on companies like MGM and Wynn Resorts.

Under Armour has reported incredible growth across the board this year -- but one segment in particular has stood out, and it's the one that has the most room left to run.

Don't look to buy Disney stock and hold until the next pop -- you should hold it "forever," because of the investments Disney is making for long-term gains.

Analysts have voiced concerns about both grocers over the last two years, but one of them looks set for new long term gains.

These three insights gained from digging deep into the earnings numbers and conference call give a good understanding of Nike's mixed earnings, and what to watch in the year ahead.

Marriott has performed well so far this year, even in the face of economic and other headwinds, but investors should keep an eye on these three risks.

Yes, the bankruptcy has hurt Under Armour's earnings this quarter, and probably this year. But long term, this will only be a small speed bump.

Earlier this year, the company raised its already optimistic earnings guidance -- here are the four keys it needs to succeed.

Even though international sales are relatively small, they still show big potential.

Nike bought Converse 13 years ago, and the segment has since grown nearly tenfold. Here's why buying Converse was a great move for the sports apparel leader, and why the brand looks set for even more success.

This hard-fought rule change has opened the door for non-sponsors to still get a marketing payoff during the Olympic games, which could have major implications for Under Armour's international business.

Wynn Resorts has announced an overhaul of its iconic Las Vegas property, including the replacement of its famous 18-hole golf course with a giant lagoon. Will this focus outside of the casino make up for the cost?

The company announced at its Oct. 2015 investor day that it foresees $50 billion in annual sales by 2020, but revenue growth has since slowed. Can it still reach that behemoth goal?

This massive development near Washington, D.C. is a major investment for MGM, but the project has a lot of skeptics. Will it work out for investors or be another Atlantic City?

We welcome Seth McNew to detail his experience at the opening ceremony and tour of Under Armour's newest facility, which features some of the high-tech initiatives that Kevin Plank believes will lay the foundation for his company’s future success.