Chris Hill

Getting clear on your quest, getting a good burger, the importance of taking breaks at work, and more.

Some tips on buying, selling, and not selling stocks out of your portfolio on a regular basis.

The age of the dividend stock may be starting to fade as bonds become more appealing.

The computer tech major didn’t please the market with its outlook, but people are understandably more upset about the rideshare company's self-driving car fatality.

Here's our take on Facebook's user privacy scandal and what we think will happen down the road. We also talk Tesla and Nordstrom.

The unauthorized access to 50 million users' data is a PR nightmare for the social media company, but it could hold Facebook back later in ways most watchers aren't considering.

A chat with Macy Mills of GameInfluencer about esports today and in the future, and why investors won't want to miss this trend.

D.C. has gone from the hub of the U.S. government -- and not much else -- to a vibrant and lively community for business.

Not even Google is immune to the threat of disruption, and voice tech could pose that risk in the not-too-distant future.

The era of the smartphone could very well be coming to an end as newer, more advanced technologies emerge.

Trump’s knowledgeable chief economic advisor quit this week. But in more upbeat news, Coca-Cola is debuting an adult fizzy drink.

TV networks across the board have been talking about cutting their ad time, and Fox is seriously upping the ante.

The meal-kit industry is getting more crowded today, and Blue Apron’s competition is tougher than ever.

There’s a sense of inevitability about some of the big stories from Wall Street this time around.

We’ll have to become accustomed to the online travel site's new name, but it’s easy to get used to its results. We'll have a tougher time, though, with the pizza chain's continuing struggles.

The Fools talk about the best takeaways from the 2018 letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, and what holding on to its NRA partnership might mean for Federal Express.

The erstwhile DineEquity has been on a tear for the last few months, and its CEO’s attitude might be a key reason.

Texas Roadhouse reports another knockout quarter, while even a great housing market isn’t enough to turn the tides for Tile Shop.

On the surface, you’d expect better from the shares of Walmart and Home Depot after their Q4 reports.

What gives, Wall Street? Shares of Shopify dropped after the company reported what looked like a pretty solid quarter.