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Netflix Concerns and Retail Woes
What does the holiday quarter hold for retail? Compelling cases made for both sides of the impending doom coin.
IBM Loses Its Groove
Letting the cloud pass by looks more like a fatal error for IBM every quarter.
What's Apple's Next iPhone?
Apple expert Leander Kahney offers up some theories; also, we offer some updates on the market this week.
Why Are Consumers Spending Less?
Monthly retail data trends might look inconsequential at first but become more alarming in context.
Market Foolery Mailbag
Questions from listeners and a sneak peek at the last Earningspalooza of 2019.
Delta Hits Turbulence; Bed Bath & Beyond Gets a Hotshot New Pilot
The story for both companies concerned employees -- having to pay them more, and finding the right top employee.
Helen of Troy’s Report Looked Better Than Domino's, but the Market Disagreed
Another day when the obvious numbers weren’t the ones moving stock prices.
Unilever Reduces Plastics
Consumer-goods producers across the board are figuring out how to meet consumer demand for “greener” products.
Trading Fees Are So Yesterday
Big banks are rushing to match Schwab’s no-fee trades. What does this mean for the brokerage industry?
It's Been a Tough Year for CEOs and IPOs
Wells Fargo gets a new leader and Peloton makes its public debut. (And one of them has already disappointed investors.)
Forever 21 Less Eternal Than Promised
Chapter 11 gobbles up another consumer goods retailer, and 2019 gets bleaker for the industry.
Foolish Highlights on the Market Landscape
Two Foolish analysts talk streaming services, valuation, market tops, and more.
AutoZone's Drop and the Buying Opportunity
Investors might want to take a bite out of a recently dented stock with big long-term potential.
MarketFoolery Listener Q&A
When to sell a loser? How diversified is too diversified? And many more of your questions, answered.
IPO Fever, Big Auto Blues, and the Future of Self-Driving
WeWork is shelved for now, but Datadog looks pretty appealing. Plus, GM and the UAW duke it out.
Microsoft Casually Pops Its Dividend 11%
It’s not hard to do when you make money hand over fist, but is this really the best use for that money?
FedEx Falls, Pets Are Paying Off
FedEx faces up to the facts. Meanwhile, pet food remains the one bright spot for General Mills amid a black hole of slow-growth snacks and cereals.
3 News Stories That Prove Nobody on Wall Street Has a Perfect Crystal Ball
When it comes to The We Company, Kraft Heinz, and holiday retail, not everyone likes surprises.
Uber and Lyft Still Have Problems
One rose-tinted report doesn’t change the underlying business model problems for the ride-sharing darlings.
IPO Fever and Apple's Event
WeWork’s debacle of an IPO continues to stumble along, while Apple’s updates suggest a strong long-term future.