Chris Hill

Facebook shells out big bucks to buy virtual reality headset maker Oculus VR. Is this a bet that's going to pay off?

Biotech has all the signs of a bubble right now, and many fear that it's about to burst.

Who's next to be CEO at JPMorgan now that the front-runner's been hired away? Plus, the case for McCormick, weak new home sales, and why we're watching the biotech bubble, on Tuesday's Investor Beat.

This "boring" spice stock hasn't been beating the market recently, but this Fool analyst thinks it's worth a second look. Here's why.

The next in line to be CEO at JPMorgan was just hired away by a private equity firm. What now for this Wall Street giant?

New home sales fall to a 5-month low. So why isn't the market worried?

Apple's new partnership with Comcast, Bank of America is the No. 1 traded stock on the NYSE, and two stocks our analysts are watching, on Monday's Investor Beat.

Here's why our analysts will be keeping a close eye on Exxon Mobil and Bank of Internet this week.

Pandora tumbles, and Bank of America is the #1 traded stock on the NYSE. Here are four stocks making moves on the market today.

Apple and Comcast could be in talks over a streaming TV service using an Apple set-top box.

Nike falters after earnings, Tiffany's looking expensive, Starbucks moves into beer and wine, and Disney's latest bet, on Friday's Investor Beat.

Why one Motley Fool analyst is excited about Disney today.

Will Starbucks' new bet on alcohol pay off, and how closely is McDonald's watching the move?

Here's why Tiffany stock may look just a tad expensive at the moment.

Nike's earnings looked good, but the stock took a hit. Why the pullback, and is it time to buy?

The top business stories of the day for today's investor.

One big retail winner, and one big-box retailer that just can't shake its demons, on Friday's Investor Beat.

Is now the time for investors to pick up shares of 3-D printing company ExOne on the cheap?

The market has seen some wild IPOs during the past year, but this one may take the cake.

Target just can't escape more and more bad news emerging in the controversy over the company's security breach.