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The streaming giant reported generally decent second-quarter results, but gave light guidance and a reporting change.

Seven decades of annual raises say plenty about this business. The current yield makes it worth a fresh look.

Silverman maintains a substantial ~368,000-share position after exercising options under a pre-planned trading arrangement adopted last November.

Is Tesla's dip below $400 a buying opportunity, or is Wall Street still pricing in too much optimism? Here's why the answer depends more on your long-term conviction than next week's earnings report.

That guidance miss didn't help improve sentiment on the beaten-down streaming giant.

These two beaten-down consumer giants could reward investors willing to look past today's challenges and think 10 years ahead.

Could e.l.f. Beauty turn a $1,000 investment into long-term growth? Here's why I think its disruptive strategy stands out.

The maker of Trainium chips now runs one of the top three data center chip businesses in the world, according to its CEO.

A pair of analysts lifted their price targets on the consumer goods conglomerate.

Coca-Cola is trading near all-time highs in July.

Mondelez pulled back from its 52-week high in a big way, but for long-term income investors, the stock may be worth snacking on.

The entertainment company reported a notable insider sale shortly after its stock hit a 52-week high.

These two retail giants' stock returns haven't been all that different over the past three years, but one has more upside potential.

Tesla is chasing the future with robotaxis, but Rivian's R2 launch could make it the more compelling EV stock.

These set-it-and-forget-it picks have proven track records of dividend payment and growth.

Shares of the pizza chain have rarely been this cheap.

The key tailwind that has propelled this business in the past will drive its success in the future.

Itʻs a good time to get defensive.

While it's hard to be bullish with shares 47% off their all-time high, investors can identify positive attributes.

Companies that have paid and raised their annual dividends for at least 50 years are few and far between.