Motley Fool Staff

It beat expectations for the last quarter, but the company’s key customer is GoPro, and its fears about where the action-camera maker is headed sent shares into a tailspin.

The Rhode Island-based lender is on track to becoming a top-performing regional bank.

Investors cheered a first-quarter earnings beat and growing margins, but the Foolery team has its qualms.

We evaluate one of the prime candidates in Kraft Heinz Company's takeover rolodex.

We consider some of the pros and cons of the rumored combination between the teen apparel retailers.

We explore the motivations behind the food and beverage company's acquisition appetite.

Though Abercrombie shares have plummeted in the past several years, reducing its market cap in the process, there are other elements that need to be factored into the buyout.

We examine the trends and missteps behind the decline of a major teen fashion retailer.

The online real estate data service realizes its algorithm is far from perfect, so it’s launching an open contest for someone to improve it.

Canada's largest railway operator came to terms with its conductors union at the last minute. Here's why it matters.

Not wearables in general, but that specific subset of single-purpose devices is, in this analyst's view, destined for rapid obsolescence.

The popularity of this beverage category has exploded as soda consumption stumbles.

Autonomous electric vehicles and car-sharing are supposed to revolutionize how get from from point A to point B, but are the near-term outlooks reasonable?

One Fool analyst talks about his favorite of the big three gaming companies.

Various experts and trends have this investor convinced that peak oil, in terms of both price and production, is just a few years away.

You may think it’s just a small niche, but other developed countries show us just how attractive the online grocery business can be.

Surprising insights from the Sohn Conference have Matt Argersinger convinced that this much-maligned segment of the transportation industry is poised for more profitability and strong returns for investors.

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge will be open game for drillers, but is anyone going to bite?

OPEC is extending its production cuts by an additional nine months. Here's what it will mean for the price of oil.

The insurance industry would seem ripe for roll-ups and mergers, but new insurance companies pop up every day. Why is the industry so competitive?