Chris Hill

Was Apple's release of the lower cost iPhone 5C a concession that it can't compete with Android's market share?

China doles out more pain for Yum Brands, but has been very good to Caterpillar. Here are four stocks making big moves.

Looking for some fresh stocks for your watch list? Here's what we've got our eye on this week.

Facebook unveils its latest attempt to supplant Twitter. Will it succeed?

Apple won't be first to market with its up-and-coming smartwatch. Will that hamstring Apple's chances in this space?

LinkedIn ups the stakes on its secondary offering, and Groupon gets an upgrade. Here are four stocks making moves today.

Looking for two stocks to add to your watch list? Here's what we're watching right now.

Samsung and Qualcomm are first to market with smart watches. Has Apple already missed the boat?

Is LinkedIn's new billion-dollar secondary offering just painful share dilution for shareholders or can this cash create some real growth and value in the company?

Are you watching these two stocks this week? You should be.

LinkedIn prepares to sell $1 billion worth of stock in a secondary offering. But is the deal really as negative as the market seems to think?

J.C. Penney pops as two more hedge funds court the embattled retailer, and Dollar General hits a new all-time high. Here are four stocks making big moves.

Macy's has outperformed the market year to date, but this sudden shift in its momentum may be a sign of trouble ahead.

Here are two stocks you really should keep an eye on this week.

Carl Icahn continues to drive Apple higher, and 3-D printing company ExOne disappoints. Here are four stocks that made big moves today.

Macy's momentum may have hit a serious snag. Can the company recover?

Yum! Brands' chicken problem in China just won't go away. Should you be worried?

Here are two stocks you should be watching closely this week.

The U.S. Department of Justice blocks this major airline merger, and the soap opera at J.C. Penney rolls on yet again. Here are four stocks that made big moves today.

Yum! Brands' troubles in China continue to linger on, and may keep doing so for quite some time.