Dylan Lewis

We wrap up "Interns Ask" week with a question Peter Lynch would love and a discussion of how to invest in what you know.

Wearables industry expert and longtime fan of the Fool Ramon T. Llamas joins us to talk about his team’s work at IDC, what’s going on in the smartwatch and fitness wearables markets, and some trends to keep tabs on in the next couple of quarters.

Inspired by a Seinfeld clip, we dive into the topic of write-offs and the different forms they take.

We discuss stock splits, the strategy behind them, and why Facebook announced it wants to use C shares to offer investors a 3-to-1 split.

The tech industry hasn't always gotten along with the government, but that didn't stop President Obama from stopping by in Austin and extending an olive branch.

Steve Case was on of the early sculptors of the Internet, but he's urging financiers to think beyond Silicon Valley.

Marc Andreessen and Peter Thiel are two of the most successful tech investors around. Tune in to learn their secrets.

We swear capital allocation is sexy! Today we explain what it is, the different strategies businesses use for maximizing shareholder value, and profile two companies: one that has done a great job...and one that hasn’t.

Answering some of the most important and most overlooked questions about the current state of self-driving cars.

On this episode we reflect on the tough market conditions from earlier this year and some lessons we learned along the way.

One SXSW session had panelists representing 3D printing, driverless cars, and unmanned drones. In this video we explain how they all fit together.

Representatives from Ford and Google spoke at SXSW and both sides seemed to see the driverless car space the same way.

The project's director, Chris Urmson, spoke at SXSW and provided an update on the company's autonomous vehicle project.

At one of the most exciting tech shows of the year, among a huge pool of stiff competition, these three speakers really stand out.

Down over 35% since reporting earnings earlier in February, LinkedIn has some investors thinking about jumping ship. Tune in, as we break down the reasons for the dip and some growth drivers investors should keep an eye on.

Facebook announced its plans to monetize its Messenger platform later this year -- we break down the plan and what it might foreshadow for WhatsApp.

Fitbit might be able to give insurance providers a treasure trove of data, and cybersecurity firms like FireEye will help them protect it.

ADRs, goodwill, and fiscal years are explained as we run through some listener questions.

Two tech giants announced earnings last week. We run through the numbers and conference calls for Apple and Amazon and explain what investors need to know.

Revenue and EPS get all the press, but you learn a lot more by digging into the conference call notes for answers.