Daniel Jones

Although shares of Barnes & Noble soared higher on news that the company was ridding itself of the NOOK, the fallout could be huge. Moving forward, what does the company's move mean for Amazon, Microsoft, and Pearson?

After reporting results for the quarter that failed to live up to expectations, shares of Walgreen slipped. Is this a sign that CVS and Rite Aid are better prospects or does Walgreen still have what it takes to do well in the long run?

In light of a successful few years, there's one thing that Lions Gate has to improve upon if it ever wants to catch up to rival Disney.

Despite higher-than-expected revenue but lackluster profits reported on Jun. 19, shares of Rite Aid fell hard. Is this the time to buy into the business or would Walgreen or CVS be more sensible picks?

After Coach shares fell hard, some investors are probably wondering what the future holds for the company. Can the retailer see a meaningful turnaround in its operations, or is it time to switch to Michael Kors or Vera Bradley instead?

As earnings approach, the Foolish investor is probably wondering what to make of Bed Bath & Beyond. Is the business a perfect long-term hold or would a stake in Target or Macy's be far better plays?

Shares of FedEx shot up 6% after the company reported fourth-quarter results on June 18. Does this move signal that the business still has plenty of room to run, or would investors be better off buying into United Parcel Service instead?

Following a 5.5% drop in share price on Jun. 13, GNC Holdings looks like an interesting investment prospect, even in light of Vitamin Shoppe's superior long-term results!

After news broke that OpenTable would be acquired by Priceline Group for a hefty sum, shares of GrubHub soared in anticipation that it, too, might receive an offer. While this is possible, the odds are significantly stacked against the business.

After Kroger reported mixed but favorable results for its first quarter, shares shot up! Is this a sign that the business' upside is only just beginning, or would the Foolish investor be better off with Costco?

For investors who have held onto Rite Aid, its recent returns have been phenomenal, especially when pitted against those of CVS Caremark and Walgreen. Let's consider possible risks.

After plummeting, is now the perfect time to jump into La-Z-Boy's stock or would the Foolish investor be better off with shares of Ethan Allen Interiors instead?

After being hit hard on news that its latest film performed poorly, shares in DreamWorks got hammered! Does this present the Foolish investor with an amazing opportunity to buy into the business, or would Disney or Lions Gate make for better prospects?

After breaking news that it would begin offering Prime Music for all Amazon Prime members, shares of Amazon fell on fear that it would harm the business's bottom line. However, is it possible investors got this one wrong and that, instead, the company's move could signal the decline of Sirius and Pandora?

With shares of Lululemon trading around a new 52-week low, is the company an amazing growth prospect or should investors opt for Under Armour instead?

After news broke that Lululemon would be buying back $450 million worth of its stock, the company's shares took a tumble. Moving forward, will history see this moment as a big blunder for the business and, if so, does this make Under Armour a better prospect?

After news broke that Priceline would be buying OpenTable, shares of the latter soared while Priceline's stock fell. Is this a sign that the company's move will be bad for shareholders, or is Mr. Market underestimating the value of the deal?

After its shares skyrocketed in post-market trading in response to an earnings blowout, is Restoration Hardware still an attractive buy? Or would Lumber Liquidators make for a more appealing prospect?

Heading into earnings, investors are probably wondering what to do with their shares of Darden. Is now the time to go all in or would DineEquity or Brinker International provide investors with more attractive prospects?

In spite of its risks and challenges, Rite Aid provides investors with an interesting way to play on industry trends that will also help out CVS Caremark and Walgreen down the road. Given this positive news, will Rite Aid see years of long-term gains?