Motley Fool Staff

A pair of niche retailers made the cut, but so did a company whose mix of businesses may strike you as peculiar.

Its fourth-quarter results led investors to ease back on their optimism.

Listener Ben read the earnings report and was gobsmacked by its peculiarity.

The stock got whacked after the latest quarterly report, but perhaps it needed to be repriced.

The shares took a 6% hit for the week.

The social media titan is going to get more serious about protecting users' data and allowing them more control over it. What might that look like? It's totally unclear.

The U.S. economy added just 20,000 jobs last month -- far fewer than anyone expected.

Here's an ETF and a technology company we've got our eyes on.

Logistics, customer experience, and payment processing emerge as key themes.

Here's the “buy” thesis on two stocks that have gained noticeable momentum in the first months of the year.

The iconic brand returns to the public markets as a leaner and faster-growing enterprise.

A look at whether the mall-based brand is headed for further declines after it spins off into a separate company next year.

Here's management's rationale for breaking up the fashion retailer into two publicly traded entities.

Shares took a beating after it reported flat sales in the holiday quarter, but don’t count the last big bookstore chain out yet.

The nation’s largest supermarket operator disappointed on earnings and revenue Thursday.

In a fascinating blog post, the CEO suggested a whole new path for his company, but it seems unlikely he'd lead it in a direction where profits would be so much harder to come by.

As more and more restaurants get on board, investors should pay attention.

If your mind jumped to the most common reason this happens -- expectations -- you're right. But not in the usual way.

The discount retailer is one of the clear winners in the evolution towards an omnichannel market.

News of a spinoff of the popular brand had investors salivating.