MarketFoolery Transcripts

One rose-tinted report doesn’t change the underlying business model problems for the ride-sharing darlings.

An FDA ban on vapes would change the tobacco market in a huge way.

WeWork’s disastrous IPO plans feel like the end of an era of over-hyped buzz IPOs.

Wendy's is giving breakfast another shot, and short-term pain could mean big long-term gain.

And more to the point, can it deliver profits?

The concerns are about whether its advertising business is violating privacy and antitrust laws.

After operating hundreds of stores just a few months ago, the discount retailer is finally filing for bankruptcy.

Robert Farrington helps graduates tackle their student debt problem and weighs in on the future of the student loan crisis.

And a new, lower-priced iPhone for Apple.

Extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and intensity, and companies you might have in your portfolio will be affected.

It's not just economic pessimism or company-specific troubles; there are cyclical industry issues in play, too.

But if you'd like to distract yourself from any portfolio woes you might have by betting on your favorite sports team, that could be an easy option (depending on where you live).

KFC's choices in deploying Beyond Chicken say a lot about what kinds of diners it wants to draw in.

A new CEO could very well be the capstone on a marvelous turnaround for the bad press pizza biz.

A new retail partnership between Target and Disney means good things for both companies.

Up 14% on a good report, and the Nordy Club is growing -- is Nordstrom a buy?

Target's quarterly report was pretty good, and the market gave shareholders a whopper of a reward for it.

IPO mania has been ratcheting up all year, but the buzz around WeWork is remarkably negative.

It’s hard to be a fashion retail conglomerate, but Tapestry could stand to put up some better numbers than this.

At least the acquiring company has a shot of doing something valuable with it this time.