Industry Focus Transcripts

Microsoft and Amazon popped this week on fantastic earnings reports -- here’s what the market was so excited about.

Industry Focus: Financials considers the meaning and impact behind Trump's pick to chair the Federal Reserve, the U.K. central bank's move to raise interest rates, and the blocking of the CFPB's class-action lawsuit rule.

Spinraza's U.S. sales missed analyst expectations by more than a bit, but this could be a buying opportunity for long-term investors.

These companies are setting themselves up for long-term growth in one of the toughest sectors to compete in today.

Here's what long-term investors need to know about how data center REITs work, and how the industry looks going forward.

Soon, investors will have the option to buy into Eminem’s music catalog -- here's how that’s possible, and what investors should know about alternate investments.

Flexion's non-opioid pain management drug has huge potential, and it's looking to expand into more indications.

B-Dubs might be going private. Here’s what Roark is offering, and what this means for the company, its shareholders and the struggling restaurant industry.

Two Fools discuss the automated substitute for financial advisors that has surged in popularity.

The Industry Focus: Financials podcast looks at the two tax bills currently making their way through Congress, the differences between them, and the likely winners and losers if a bill passes.

Demand for natural gas has been spiking in the last few years, and it’s only projected to grow from here.

Shares skyrocketed on a fantastic earnings report, but there are still some big concerns about this company's long-term future.

The two GOP tax bills include provisions that would kill longstanding tax breaks that drug developers depend on. Plus, CVS Health cozies up to Aetna and Apple takes aim at heart disease.

The weeks from Black Friday to Christmas are presenting a bigger challenge than ever to package delivery companies.

Spotify, Uber, and Lyft are great consumer services, but their businesses leave a little too much to be desired on the financials side.

Industry Focus: Financials sets the record straight about a few common financial fictions on topics ranging from investing in stocks to using credit cards.

The company may be selling off the bulk of its media business, and the bidding war is likely to be fierce.

Bruce Linton talks with us about running the biggest pure-play marijuana company, and the future of the marijuana industry.

The Keystone XL Pipeline has been cleared to run through Nebraska, but TransCanada still has a lot of work to do.

President Trump’s steel tariffs will shake up the economy in some major ways, and most of them don’t look promising.