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The memory chip veteran's second-quarter results came in hot.
A quirk in the arts and crafts retailer's fiscal calendar led to some difficult year-over-year comparisons in the fourth quarter.
Investors largely ignored a respectable fourth-quarter report, because the digital audio expert's next-year earnings guidance fell far short of expectations.
The big-screen technology and content provider crushed Wall Street's expectations in last month's fourth-quarter report.
The maker of mobile app-building platforms ran out of rocket fuel last month, at least temporarily.
The fiber-optic networking specialist ran into several speed bumps last month.
Several stocks in this sector reported decent earnings in February, but that trend doesn't tell the whole story.
The telecom infrastructure manager's former parent company and largest client filed for bankruptcy last month. That hurts.
The so-called Twitter of China wants to build a larger and more entertainment-focused presence in the expanding Chinese short-form video market.
The ticket distributor and events organizer posted solid headline results in a seasonally difficult quarter.
The Chinese e-commerce giant is "cautiously optimistic" that sales growth will pick up the pace in the second half of 2019.
Expect more shows in the "Walking Dead" universe as the cable content veteran develops new ideas around that cash machine.
The China-based online entertainment specialist grew its sales nearly twice as fast as its user counts in the fourth quarter.
The tightly focused investment fund didn't make any real moves in the fourth quarter. Its only significant holding fell 13%, though.
The movie theater chain reported strong fourth-quarter results, driving share prices as much as 17.6% higher.
Dollar-cost averaging can help you make the most of this promising growth story without losing sleep over market-timing decisions.
The investment fund is very nearly a perfect proxy for investing directly in Alibaba. If you like that company, you'll appreciate this stock as well.
The energy drink titan crushed Wall Street's estimates in spite of several significant top-line headwinds.
The domain registrar and network service provider is building internet services for the long haul, happily reshaping its operations along the way.
The Latin American e-commerce giant crushed Wall Street's targets in the fourth quarter.