MarketFoolery Transcripts

You can send your Amazon packages to Rite Aid now. That doesn’t make it a good stock.

Yes, the video-streaming giant has more shows than any person could possibly watch. But even so...

The president’s trade wars are bad for business, but tariffs aren't the only drag on the logistics giant.

With the popularity of its older brands waning, the cereal and packaged-foods titan is trying to pivot into the trends.

The Berkshire Hathaway boss says there's no beef, despite a steep loss in their mutual investment.

Shareholders in General Mills, FedEx, and Netflix have causes for concern this week.

Activists had been pushing Allergan to split itself up to unlock value. An acquisition might not be what the doctor ordered.

The AbbVie-Allergan merger is massive, but two decaying businesses don't necessarily combine to produce long-term growth.

Two news items from McDonald’s and Beyond Meat provide insights.

The smaller company is buying the larger but keeping the Caesars name.

Inside this L.O.L. Surprise, you’ll apparently find sour grapes.

The recreational vehicle stalwart diversified at the right time.

Second-quarter results included double-digit-percentage growth in all of its business segments.

There’s a surprising acquisition coming in the gaming space and an unsurprising result in the fast-food industry.

Google hears the people and the U.S. powers that be, but that probably won’t be enough to stave off a whirlwind of concerns.

Telecom mogul Patrick Drahi is paying $3.7 billion for the auction house.

His bill would hold them to the same standards as domestic-based public businesses.

But first, it will have to convince people that Libra will have sufficient privacy safeguards built in.

For better or worse, the struggling toy company rebuffed yet another advance from a would-be buyer.

Listener David is pondering selling a losing investment rather than waiting for a recovery he thinks will be long delayed.