Daniel Jones

After news broke that Google seems to be making more headway into the online travel business, shares of companies like Priceline.com and Expedia soared. Is this good news for power players like these, or is Google about to dominate another industry?

On Apr. 10, The Gap reported that its comparable-store sales came in lower than investors had hoped for and this sent its shares down 2%. With the business trading near its 52-week lows, should investors consider jumping in or is American Eagle Outfitter or Abercrombie & Fitch a better prospect?

Following its divestiture of Lands' End, the picture at Sears looks slightly different from before. Does this present the Foolish investor with an amazing opportunity, or is there simply too much risk now that a profitable asset is out of Sears' control?

After both Walgreen and Rite Aid reported their results for the month of March, shares of the second and third largest drugstore chains moved higher. Is now a great time to buy or should investors flee these companies while they can?

Heading into earnings, shareholders are probably hoping for a strong performance from the drugstore chain, but analysts are expecting mediocre results. Can Rite Aid defy the odds and soar this year, or should investors look toward CVS and Walgreen for outsized returns?

Heading into earnings, shareholders are wondering how well Family Dollar will perform. Will the company behave like Dollar General or Five Below?

After news broke that Amazon would begin selling its Fire TV devices, investors are probably wondering if it makes the company a buy.

After shares rose so far, so fast, is GrubHub still an amazing bargain? Would investors be wise to consider OpenTable or Groupon instead?

After the news that Liberty Media will drop most of its stake in Barnes & Noble, is the book retailer on its way out or is now a prime time to leap into its shares?

Between Apr. 3 and 4, shares of Pandora Media declined a whopping 10%. Now, with shares trading at such a significant discount, should investors jump in or is SiriusXM Radio a better play?

On April 3, Rite Aid reported sales performance for the month of March. Even though the news pushed shares 2% higher, is the company still a buy? Should investors consider bailing instead?

Despite rumors to the contrary, it's highly unlikely Charter will try to rebid for Time Warner Cable, even after a drop in Comcast's share price screams "opportunity!"

After Restoration Hardware reported mixed quarterly results, its rosy forecast sent shares rocketing higher. Does this mean the company is a buy, or should investors consider Lumber Liquidators or The Container Store instead?

After a disappointing IPO, shares of King Digital have begun recovering nicely, which brings into question if the company will go the way of Zynga and Electronic Arts into mediocrity or if it has the potential thrive like Activision Blizzard.

After news broke that Urban Outfitters decided to buy back more than $162 million worth of shares during the first quarter of its 2015 fiscal year, investors became very optimistic. But is it possible that management is trying divert your attention away from something even more important?

After reporting earnings and revenue that fell terribly short of analyst expectations, shares of Apollo fell precipitously. Is now the best time to jump in at a discount, or is the company on the verge of failure?

After news broke that Macau's gambling industry grew rapidly over the past quarter, shares of companies like Las Vegas Sands, MGM Resorts, Wynn Resorts, and Melco Crown shot up. Is now still the perfect time to jump in for amazing gains?

Many companies engage in buybacks when they think the time is right, but only a handful go all-out and hand investors sizable repurchases. Here's a look at four such share buybacks that investors would be foolish to ignore.

In light of some major M&A activity lately, investors have been far from enthusiastic about Facebook moving forward. This has been evidenced by its falling share price in recent weeks. Given this concern, could Facebook grant investors with an attractive opportunity or is the company slowly killing itself?

In an effort to boost brand awareness and sales, McDonald's announced it would begin offering free McCafe drinks to customers starting March 31 and ending April 13. Is this a brilliant marketing initiative or nothing more than a sign of trouble?