Alison Southwick

Citigroup has seen some rocky roads recently. Here's why this analyst is bullish long-term.

Wal-Mart takes a big step onto MoneyGram's and Western Union's turf.

Another quarter of falling revenue for IBM, the eighth in a row for Big Blue.

Goldman Sachs beat on earnings estimates, but did it impress?

A record number of companies went public this quarter, SodaStream is in talks to sell off a chunk of the business to an undisclosed buyer, and one reason to watch Google right now, on Wednesday's Investor Beat.

Here's why Xoom and Google are lighting up on our analysts' radar today.

Yahoo's holding an ace up its sleeve, and SodaStream is looking at selling a big chunk of its company to a mystery buyer. Here are four stocks on the move today.

The first quarter of 2014 has seen more companies go public than in any other quarter for more than a decade. So how have these new IPOs fared?

The Nasdaq continues downward, Google buys some solar-powered drones, Coca-Cola beats on earnings, and why our analysts are watching Amazon.com and Berkshire Hathaway this week.

Here's why Amazon and Berkshire Hathaway were lighting up on our analysts' radars today.

Coca-Cola beats on earnings, and Google buys some solar-powered drones. Here are four stocks making moves on the market today.

The Nasdaq continued downward today, falling below 4,000 points. Is this the long-anticipated market correction after so many years of a bull market?

Retail numbers popped in March, Twitter employees will soon be able to sell their shares on the open market, and one possible play on the upcoming "Internet of Things," on today's Investor Beat.

One Big Data play on the Internet of Things, and one railroad stock to watch, as our analysts tell investors what's on their radars this week.

Twitter employee shares are about to unlock, and one oil company gets a huge boost after completing a well under budget. Here are four stocks making moves on the market today.

What led to this sectorwide bump in retail sales last month?

A pullback across the board for Nasdaq Composite stocks, a new acquisition for Twitter, original streaming content from Yahoo!, and what to look for in the earnings reports of Bed Bath & Beyond and General Motors, on today's Investor Beat.

Here's why Bed Bath & Beyond and GM are popping up on our analysts' watchlists this week.

Twitter just made an acquisition, and Yahoo! is getting set to offer its own original programming, just like Netflix and Amazon Prime. Here are four stocks making moves on the market today.

After a killer year last year, has the momentum now reversed direction on these headline-making technology stocks?