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Energy companies are going bankrupt as the price of oil stays low, but their CEOs aren't exactly feeling the burn.

Some things are easier to put a value on than others, and you need to know how reliable value estimates actually are.

This Canadian pipeline company is an established dividend-payer that’s well-positioned for potential bumps in the oil market.

UnitedHealth Group, Anthem, and Centene all reported robust sales and profit growth in the first quarter of 2017.

Anthem wants billions of dollars from Express Scripts, and that could unravel their business relationship.

The internet has taken business away from many traditional retailers, but the surviving chains have started to smarten up about how they present their merchandise.

A $4.3 billion acquisition provides additional growth opportunity for this European healthcare giant.

The market is full of volatility, and huge drops are known to happen, but it’s still best for investors to buy and hold through it all.

Blame it on excessive compensation.

The current narrative surrounding retail is that it’s Armageddon -- stores are closing and whole chains are going out of business.

Market timing is a losing proposition, but an even worse mistake is letting the wrong emotions control your investment tactics. Our Foolish analysts suggest some better long-term strategies for investors.

While it’s easy to blame the internet for the struggles of some brick-and-mortar retailers, the story is not that simple.

As fund fees generally decline, asset managers that can hold the line on fund fees will set themselves apart.

Many investors avoid alternative asset management stocks because their financials can be messy. Here's one line-item that can help investors understand an alternative manager's performance.

A correction might be coming in the next decade or two, but investors shouldn’t try to time when it'll happen or how bad it'll be.

Here's what "alternative assets" means for investors and fund managers alike.

Alternative asset managers make billions of dollars by helping to make the world's richest people and institutions even more wealthy.

Fracking technology has been improving by leaps and bounds in the last few years. Here are some of the best companies in the space that long-term investors will want to check out.

With solid revenue and higher guidance, this bellwether company is attracting a lot of positive attention.

Thanks to a deal with a Baidu subsidiary, the streaming leader can cross its last major untapped global market off its to-do list -- sort of.