Dan Moskowitz

Amazon has consistently stolen customers from Wal-Mart over the past several years, but Wal-Mart is fighting back and likely has an edge in this area.

NPD Group ran a study on the most popular food items consumed during the Super Bowl from 2008 to 2013, as well as the food items which gained the most popularity over that same time-frame. An investment opportunity lies within.

Dunkin’ Brands has hidden on the East Coast for decades, but it’s about to come out of its shell. There are several reasons to think this domestic expansion, as well as international expansion, will be successful.

President Obama is impressed by many features of Costco. Should you be impressed for the same reasons? Should you be impressed enough to consider an investment in the company?

It has long been said that Amazon must eventually deliver consistent profits. It looks like judgment day has arrived, and Amazon finds itself facing a dilemma. Is there a solution?

PepsiCo’s Frito-Lay has a knack for pleasing consumers, even during a time which features the rise of the health-conscious consumer. Starbucks and Coca-Cola have made improvements in other areas, but do these improvements matter?

Whether you’re looking for growth, value, or balance, you can find all three types of investments in this space.

Wendy’s is now seen in a more positive light than McDonald’s, which could mean market share gains and sustainable growth for Wendy’s going forward.

Another piece of the puzzle to figuring out which of the following cruise lines is best of breed: Royal Caribbean, Carnival, or Norwegian Cruise Line.

As of right now, people refer to it as Sprouts Farmers Market, which makes sense because that’s its name. However, five to 10 years from now, it might simply be referred to as Sprouts. Hint: this is a sign of the potential popularity for this growing brand.

Company culture can play a big role in predicting the future success or failure of a company. Get a scoop on what employees think of J.C. Penney, Sears Holdings and Macy's to better evaluate their potential.

What do people just like you think of Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, and others? Whether you’re traveling or looking to invest, you will find this information to be of value.

Target, Wal-Mart, and Costco have all taken different approaches to dealing with the Affordable Care Act. Which of these companies has handled it best?

At one time, Americans would flock to McDonald’s restaurants for fast food, good value, and playgrounds for their kids to play on. Can it get its groove back?

J.C. Penney has been showing small signs of a turnaround, but going by former CEO Ron Johnson’s tenure any comparisons will look positive. Be sure to look a little deeper into this story.

One of these retailers has been well ahead of its peers in regards to technological advancement. The other retailer has been struggling, and this “could” be an upside catalyst.

PVH, Gap, and Wal-Mart all stand to benefit from economic growth throughout Latin America. However, one of them should offer more growth potential than the other two.

Investing in department stores isn’t on top of every investor’s priority list right now, but one of these retailers clearly outperforms its peers.

Nike has a partnership with the almighty NFL, which Under Armour can’t compete with. However, Under Armour just made a strategic move that will improve brand recognition and possibly brand loyalty.

Are the Sam’s Club layoffs good news or bad news for investors? Wal-Mart faces headwinds, but can this massive big-box retailer fight off those headwinds?