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Jun 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Red Bull Is Not GoPro's Knight in Shining Armor

One analyst calls this GoPro's "Jump the Shark" moment, predicting it's all downhill from here.

Jun 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

What's George Soros Telling Us About Buying Biotech?

Billionaire guru George Soros made an intriguing biotech buy last quarter.

Jun 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

3 Stocks on Our Radar

Why we’re interested in Modine Manufacturing, Starbucks, and Celgene.

Jun 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Great Quotes: "I Came Here to Drink Milk and Kick Ass, and I've Just Finished My Milk"

David Gardner explains how geek culture has transformed from a weird niche into something that rakes in billions.

Jun 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Great Quotes: Warren Buffett's 3 I's of Every Business Cycle

David Gardner shares what every circuit has in common: innovators, imitators...and idiots.

Jun 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Great Quotes: "Do I Contradict Myself? Very Well, Then I Contradict Myself..."

Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner shares four influential quotes on everything from stock market investing to geek culture.

Jun 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Great Quotes: "Stocks Go Down Faster Than They Go Up, but Go Up More Than They Go Down"

David Gardner crunches a century's worth of data to make sense of -- and money from -- the stock market.

Jun 6, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Remembering How Apple Created a Massive Market for Corning's Gorilla Glass

One of the more prominent iPhone suppliers is glass maker Corning, which provides the durable cover glass. Sapphire nearly displaced the material a few years ago, but Gorilla Glass came out on top.

Jun 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Why Apple Likes Its Inventory Lean and Mean

Years ago, Tim Cook streamlined Apple’s supply chain for maximum efficiency, which allows the company to minimize inventory risk in many ways. But it's not a system without downsides.

Jun 5, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Behind the Fight for Control of Viacom Inc.

Media mogul Sumner Redstone has essentially had sole control of the Viacom empire for decades. But with his mental capacities diminished, the question is, who gets to act in his name now?

Jun 4, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

What Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc's “Food With Integrity” Will Look Like in the Future

We discuss the implications of Chipotle’s original vision of “Food With Integrity” alongside the new realities governing the safe supply of ingredients.

Jun 4, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Why Viacom Is Struggling on Several Fronts

The combination of a high-level family drama and fundamental challenges isn't good for the storied media company.

Jun 4, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Is Qualcomm Slowly Losing Its Grip on the iPhone?

The podcast examines how the company has stayed ahead of the competition, and why Apple has taken such a liking to them.

Jun 4, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Why Shares of Costco Wholesale Popped Last Week

A look at the most important numbers from Costco's earnings, and where the company might go from here.

Jun 4, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Williams-Sonoma, Inc. on the Rise Again

A few things investors might want to know about Williams-Sonoma’s first-quarter earnings and how the company did it.

Jun 3, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

The Ins and Outs of Apple Inc.'s Contract Manufacturing Model

Apple embraced a model that outsourced its manufacturing about two decades ago, and has never looked back. Dylan Lewis and Evan Niu explain why Apple went that route, and how it benefits the business.

Jun 3, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

How Apple Inc’s A-Chips Come From All Over the World

The supply chain for Apple’s proprietary A-chip processors is incredibly diverse, with companies from the U.K., U.S., and Asia all pitching in.

Jun 3, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

How Has Chipotle’s Food Preparation Changed After the E. Coli Outbreak?

We discuss current Chipotle suppliers, as well as the way food prep procedures have evolved to ensure that the company’s burritos are safe to eat. The food may be safer, but what about overall product quality?

Jun 3, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

Interview With Eric Schoenstein of Jensen Investment Management

The Motley Fool sits down with a growth investor.

Jun 3, 2016 by Motley Fool Staff

What Does a Shrinking Audience Mean for Cable?

It may be cord-shaving that ultimately hurts many cable channels, not cord-cutting.

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