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There's a catch, though: You'll have to keep doing it for awhile.

...and why RE/MAX isn't happy about it.

Entry-level homebuyers love Redfin, but competitors are lurking.

Lower commissions and better benefits get people excited.

How technology is disrupting real estate.

Despite a slowing real estate market, Redfin continues to grow.

Macroeconomic conditions played to the luxury furniture company’s strengths, allowing it to post impressive profits and raise guidance.

Is yoga wear fashion or athletic gear? Maybe it doesn’t matter.

Tesla’s founder made quite a few interesting predictions at Tuesday’s shareholder meeting, but based on the stock's reaction, investors aren’t taking him at his word.

The cancer-focused medical-device maker received the go-ahead to enter a brand-new market. Here's why the news should make investors giddy.

You don’t want to miss whatever gains the market might deliver this summer, but if you’re looking to dial back your risk profile, it could be a good time to adjust your portfolio.

Everywhere else in the world, people pay much, much less for the exact same medicines. Profiteering is making older, once-cheap ones unaffordable. Something has to give.

We chat with one of the newest analysts on The Motley Fool’s investment team.

Here's a bank and a tech play that are on our radar this week.

Here's how retirement investors should consider price when rolling over accounts.

You don't need to read every word of the annual filings, but don't skip these important parts.

Most banks don't have much direct exposure to tariff-prone countries, so why have they underperformed?

The company sells to older customers and it has been growing.

The company has a lot of small stores that may not be able to fill a niche.

The company sells pop-culture collectibles, but much of its business comes from one model.