Matthew Cochrane

Venmo is growing as fast as ever, but now it's also getting closer to turning a profit.

Will Lowe's new management team's plan to turn around the home improvement retailer's fortunes work?

An investment lesson that I have had to relearn many times over the years: Just because a stock is cheap does not mean it's a good investment.

The largest fintech deal in history is a testament to the changing landscape in the financial services industry.

One of these home improvement retailers is clearly operating better than the other.

The $320 million conclusion to the bidding war between the two companies points to the importance of this growing market in a globalized economy.

One of these companies is a disruptive upstart, ready to shake up the financial industry. The other has a reputation of being a savvy and trustworthy financial operator going back more than a century. Which makes for a better investment today?

These two companies are both major components of the hot payments industry, and value and growth investors will probably differ over which to favor.

Online sales continue to grow faster than traditional retail. Here's how investors can profit.

At 20 years old, this virtual dinosaur among its cloud-based SaaS peers refuses to act its age, and is still offering innovative solutions for its customers.

Shopify hopes that a budding Canadian cannabis market, augmented reality, and brick-and-mortar locations will keep its growth thriving for years to come.

Lowe's new management team is undertaking more than a few renovation projects, but it still has a way to go before it's the envy of the home improvement neighborhood.

These two companies are both showing strong growth with demonstrable economic moats. So which makes for a better investment today?

The home improvement giant continues to invest heavily in its stores and online experiences, championing a true omnichannel retail approach.

Box's recent quarter raised more than a few concerns for the data content manager. Are the company's shares a buy?

The world's largest payment processing company is still realizing cost savings and growth opportunities from its large acquisition last year.

As it keeps releasing innovative products to help small merchants, it's boosting its top and bottom lines, and expanding its increasingly sticky ecosystem.

Shopify is rapidly growing the functionality and skill set of its ecosystem, making it harder than ever for merchants to leave its platform.

BlackLine's cloud-based, accounting-as-a-service platform is helping businesses automate, scale, and evolve -- and its customers love it.

MercadoLibre and Alibaba Holdings operate worlds apart from each other, yet both face enormous opportunities -- and risks.