Bradley Seth McNew

A fitness-focused bill was introduced to Congress this month, which if passed, could mean that fitness gear, gym memberships, and other qualifying expenses would have tax advantages.

Mattel and Las Vegas Sands have yields that most income investors would consider attractive -- but the companies are struggling to maintain sufficient earnings to keep paying them.

The office supplier's stock took a beating after Q4 earnings were released Thursday, but today the stock has erased those losses.

This beauty and makeup company is looking good after its 2016 earnings release.

Some groups are calling on their supporters to boycott Disney after it was revealed that there could be an openly gay character in its upcoming movie. Could this really affect the company's bottom line?

The company has a point to prove, and yesterday's launch looks like an important step in getting that point across. Here's why the launch of this shoe is something to get excited about.

The social media company is taking off in China, and the market is excited about what's to come.

The company will certainly face some challenges to its future growth, but the bull case remains intact.

According to a report, a potential takeover bid has stalled. Macy's future growth looks uncertain, but it does still have some very valuable assets at its disposal.

The Las Vegas Strip is home to some of the most lavish hotels in the world. Surprisingly, only a few companies control most of the supply there.

The retailer's stock pop comes on the heels of one of its major rivals moving in the other direction.

The fashion retailer's slow same-store sales guidance isn't encouraging for future growth.

The stock already got a lift yesterday even before the release of its expectation-beating earnings report.

Weight Watchers stock has been volatile in the last few years, but lately, it's been getting a lot of positive surprises. Here's why the stock is moving higher today.

The newly public Chinese shipping company took a hit following lower-than-expected earnings -- but there were some positive signs in the results as well.

Under Armour's continued growth depends on international expansion speeding up -- and China could be just that opportunity. Still, it won't be easy.

The company has already released updated guidance. Here's what to expect, and how the market might react.

For a stock to make sense for a Roth IRA, it should be long-term focused and stable during market downturns; a little dividend would be nice, too. Here are three stocks that fit the bill.

Even though sales continue to grow healthily, this quick-serve restaurant left investors feeling unsatisfied with its earnings.

Normally a 200% increase in net income for year would be a good thing, so what is the market looking for instead?