Chris Hill

The shift to online banking could change the face of the banking world dramatically over the next five to 10 years. Who will emerge as the biggest winners in this trend?

After a fantastic run, Krispy Kreme gets hammered today. What was behind this stock's double-digit fall?

Amazon's new drone army, and what we're watching with 3M, Groupon, Twitter, and Krispy Kreme this Cyber Monday.

Here's why Krispy Kreme should be on your investing radar this Cyber Monday.

Here's why shares of 3M, Groupon, and Twitter pulled back today.

Is Jeff Bezos crazy, or on the verge of reinventing how packages are delivered for good?

Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Amazon's flying drones, and the Hunger Games' new box office records, all on today's MarketFoolery.

"Frozen" and "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" both dominate in the box office over the holiday weekend. What lies ahead for these studios?

Will a flying drone deliver your next package from Amazon?

Is Cyber Monday beating out Black Friday for the busiest shopping day of the year?

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

Here's why eBay and Cerner Corp. are lighting up on our analysts' radars this week.

Our analysts take a close look at what drove the moves in these four stocks today.

The merger between Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank may finally be going ahead, and the market liked the news. Is now the time to jump in?

The market loves the possible upcoming merger between Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank, and our analysts tell investors what they're thankful for this year, and who the biggest turkeys on the market are today.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, here are two turkeys investors should steer clear of this year.

It's Thanksgiving time again! Here's what our analysts are thankful for this year.

Could Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank be destined to merge after all? The market sure hopes so.

The top business stories on the Nasdaq, Wal-Mart, and BlackBerry, for today's Foolish investor.

BlackBerry's top brass jumps ship. Is this the best indicator yet that the business is preparing to sell itself off in pieces?