Chris Hill

The biotech nosedives after disappointing results for everyone involved in the Alzheimer's space.

The shipping giant's recent woes bode ill for the global economy, while the packaged food company is bouncing back. And the jeans maker? It's complicated.

No plan to profitability? No problem for this dynamic ridesharing duo -- as long as investors keep giving them money.

Facebook’s new focus on messaging was followed by messaging execs wishing them well on their way out, and that’s not a good sign.

But the discount retailer apparently dipped mostly because it had gotten ahead of itself. The men’s clothier, on the other hand, can’t get out of its own way.

Spotify’s EU lawsuit against Apple will probably force some changes to the tech giant’s App Store policies.

Long-term investors looking for gold exposure might want to pass this one up, but we’ve got you covered with a less risky play.

Zuckerberg’s 3,000-word blog post about a strong commitment to privacy doesn’t ring true when you read between the lines.

China is a big place, and investors shouldn’t get too scared off by electric car maker NIO’s very bad day.

The discount retailer is winning in the omnichannel world, and the customer relationship management specialist is winning in the cloud.

Gap gets a little lighter, but that doesn’t make its business a heck of a lot more appealing for investors.

Despite some very sharp sell-offs and rebounds, these companies are still fantastic long-term bets.

Laura Adams of the award-winning "Money Girl" podcast comes on the show to talk about financial literacy, podcasts of yore, and more.

The craft-dominated marketplace crushed the fourth quarter, while the Tesla CEO stepped in it again on Twitter.

In retrospect, the market (and the principals) were way too optimistic about the food giants’ linkup. Is this week’s upbeat view of the GE-Danaher deal more justified?

Stamps and Zillow are both becoming very different companies, but one is faring a little better in the aftermath.

Find out why Domino’s was dinged, but Boston Beer got a lift.

Maybe Texas Roadhouse isn’t as prolific as Domino’s, but investors shouldn’t ignore this company’s reliably great comps.

Amazon pulled their HQ2 out of NYC, but shareholders shouldn't lose sleep over it.

Coca-Cola shares have their worst day in over a decade, Apple gets ready to launch a video streaming service. And the role of Netflix in modern relationships.