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The toy company owns a whole raft of brands that it could easily transform into media -- and it's going to.

The cloud security specialist is growing its revenue rapidly, and the discount retailer's profits exceeded expectations.

The August jobs report was extremely strong, but that can be a mixed bag, economically.

By contrast, he said, HBO is the Tiffany & Co.

The $2 billion deal features a new e-commerce platform and is backed by the Kremlin.

The new "Call of Duty" release is being called a "Fortnite" killer.

Recognizing that natural disasters are disasters for people, it's not unreasonable to note that companies like Home Depot and Lowe's can't avoid a sales boost from such events.

On the heels of its fiscal first-quarter report, the stock popped 8%.

Listener Eric is looking at the RV maker for his portfolio.

In a vertically integrated business like Live Nation, some of the biggests risks come from regulatory intervention.

Live Nation's vertical integration positions it to dominate the live events market.

By combining concert promotion with ticketing and advertising, Live Nation profits from every aspect of hosting a live event.

When a parent or relative can’t take care of their own affairs anymore, the lion’s share of the work frequently falls on the ones living closest to them. But what if the nearest isn’t nearby?

One day an older relative may be handling everything just fine. The next, you’re suddenly on deck and in charge.

You can’t put a price on filial affection, but the cost of being responsible for a parent or grandparent may run a lot higher than you’d expect.

If you think you may someday be managing the life of a parent, you’d be well advised to get a jump on the situation before matters reach a tipping point.

Our current period of U.S. economic growth is already the second longest ever. But as economists like to say, expansions don't die of old age.

Here are two stocks our contributors have their eyes on.

This time, it's Chief Strategy Officer Imran Khan.

Fresh allegations were the final straw, but the market is oddly sanguine about the media giant he’s leaving.