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This Number Holds the Key to Snapchat's Future
The market is most definitely starting to compare Snap's per-user metrics to rival social media platforms.
Buffett and Berkshire Are Right to Sit on Their Cash
The Oracle of Omaha was slammed in a public letter from an advisor, but the missive misses the point.
Hard Seltzer Makes Boston Beer a Buy Again, Almost
The company's current valuation makes it tough to love, but even a modest pullback could bolster the bullish argument
Five Below Tries to Fend Off Amazon by Showing It Has Game(s)
Five Below partners with an esports network for in-store gaming as an alternate way to attract shoppers to its stores.
Why Amazon Will Beat Roku in Connected TV
The OTT movement has been challenging for advertisers, who just want a way of simplifying and quantifying use of the medium.
AR and VR Are Cool Tech Ideas, but They Are Not Hot Investments
Augmented and virtual reality have yet to live up to the hype, bolstering the case that they could take years to do so.
Walmart Can Maintain Its New Price War With Amazon If...
Shrinking profit margins from a new e-commerce initiative will be worth it if the retailer starts to do more with customer data.
Better Buy: Arista Networks vs. Juniper Networks
Analysts are starting to change their minds, but they've not fully articulated how or why Juniper will be able to uproot Arista.
New CEO Sends Bed Bath & Beyond Shares Up 20%, but Is He Really the Answer?
If Mark Tritton is going to reverse the struggling retailer's failing fortunes, he's going to need to repeat his successful Target strategy.
Private Label Mania Will Boost These 2 Retailers the Most
A new report from Coresight Research lays out the next growth opportunity in consumer packaged goods.
Solid PC Sales in Q3 Bolsters Bullish Case for HP, Dell
There are several good reasons that two consecutive quarters of improved personal computer purchases could become three, and then four, or more.
Amazon Has a 'Notorious' Counterfeit Problem
Despite efforts to combat the sale of fakes on its online-selling platforms, the matter could still evolve into a significant fiscal liability.
As Target and Toys R Us Partner Up, Is It a Sign of More to Come?
The pair of strange retailing bedfellows may be laying the groundwork for cross-merchandising -- or even an acquisition.
Walmart's E-commerce Machine Improves by Culling Brands, Tightening Focus
The world's biggest retailer has wisely figured out not every online venture is the right fit.
FDA's Official Vape Warning Undermines Cannabis Industry's Growth Plans
The Food and Drug Administration took a big step on Friday, warning consumers to stop vaping THC, and inadvertently subverting several companies' initiatives.
Roku Is Running Out of Places to Show Ads, and at the Worst Possible Time
The streaming video receiver is now showing pop-up ads during commercials, with more rival receivers coming to the market.
If Fitbit Finds a Willing Suitor, It Should Take the Offer
The wearables outfit has earned respect, but it's not earned much actual money.
This Could Be a Big Year for Incyte
The company's flagship drug is finally getting enough traction to drive major margin improvements.
FDA Approval of Roche Cancer Drug Confirms Beginning of New Oncology Era
With a third “tissue agnostic” tumor treatment given the green light, oncology is now a genetics-based science
3 Lessons Learned From Verizon’s Exit of Tumblr
Smart investors would do well to remember what went wrong when judging future acquisitions