Motley Fool Staff

A swine flu has led to an increase in prices.

Apple’s forecast for the second quarter was surprisingly good.

The Mac maker provides its annual update to its capital return program, expectedly focusing on buybacks again.

The services segment is now a $43 billion business.

There aren’t a lot of compelling reasons to buy Uber shares quite yet.

Investors often rebuy shares of companies they already have in their portfolio, which can make measuring their performance more complicated.

If you adjust your investing mindset to match your long-term goals, you’ll worry less about short-term price moves.

Does the Gardner-Kretzmann Continuum apply differently if you're married?

If you’re willing to walk away, your negotiating position on trading fees will be pretty strong.

There’s no good reason to rush into investing in a company as soon it goes public, and plenty of reasons not to.

Uber has 93 million users on its platform.

The ridesharing leader was able to post a profit last year, but not because of its core operations.

Usually, if you’ve seen one Yum! Brands quarterly report, you’ve seen them all. But the fast-food chain operator's Yum China spinoff delivered a plot twist this time around.

That was the big message at Facebook's F8 developer conference, and management is optimistic about how it will play out for the business model.

With revenue up 50% in the first quarter, the e-commerce platform provider is cruising ahead.

Despite uninspiring iPhone sales, Wall Street is enthused by the stock again.

There was a lot to like in the company's latest quarterly report, but when will market dominance turn into profitability?

But even with its latest earnings beat, it's a little hard to justify the level of enthusiasm around the stock.

Rising comps taste great, but you really want to order them with a side of rising profits.

Sales are still rising, but the curve has investors worried.