Industry Focus Transcripts

We look back at the impressive slate of movie releases from last year and what film-loving investors can expect in 2017.

A look at the likely effects of the new administration on both the micro and macro levels.

We dive into fourth-quarter earnings from the largest U.S. banks and what investors should pay attention to.

It's our favorite show of the quarter! Apple reported earnings last week. Two Fools examine the major segments' performances, digest the guidance the company offered up, and discuss some issues analysts raised during the conference call.

What we did and didn’t see at CES, and what that means for the biggest trends in the tech industry.

The Industry Focus cast takes a close look at the latest results from the streaming leader.

Merger mania returns to this notorious boom-or-bust industry.

Expert Seth Clevenger weighs in on the state of the freight trucking industry -- where it is, where it’s going, and what to watch.

Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan are linking up to take a crack at fixing what ails our healthcare system.

If not for 2 million fraudulent accounts, John Stumpf might have been remembered as one of the greatest bankers of his time.

An obscure rule change affecting money market funds means that companies are paying higher rates to borrow.

The two leading aircraft makers are both seeing huge demand spikes, but there are some key differences between them that investors will want to know about.

Many investors have probably overlooked the stodgy RV industry, but the leading brands are generating impressive growth. Do RV makers have a place in your portfolio?

Since the passage of Dodd-Frank, upstart banks have been few and far between. The FDIC wants to change that.

It is crossover week on Industry Focus as the team looks at popular consumer-retail trends and their counterparts in healthcare.

If you’re wondering what stocks benefited so much from Donald Trump’s surprise victory two weeks ago, look no further than the bank industry.

Technology and consumer-retail companies are coming together to reduce friction in the buying process. Are they on to something, or are these tactics just gimmicks?

Amazon and Twitter reported last week, but the Street only seemed to like one of the earnings releases. We explain why, and why there's more to the story for each company.

What a BDC does, why you might want to invest in one, and why they certainly aren't for every investor.

GE just placed a big bet on the energy industry -- could this be a sign of better days ahead?