MarketFoolery Transcripts

Two of the biggest companies in the world are trading blows on their platforms, but one has at least a little more of an edge.

Meredith is buying Time Inc., but can consolidation change the trajectory of the print publishing segment?

Buffalo Wild Wings is going private, though with a different buyer than previously expected. And the at-home carbonation specialist is launching something unexpected of its own.

The restaurant chain's founder, Steve Ells, is stepping down from the top job; Goldman Sachs foresees market trouble; and more.

With the first few big shopping days in the books, we can say America is in a reasonable buying mood.

Here's our take on Facebook's user privacy scandal and what we think will happen down the road. We also talk Tesla and Nordstrom.

The social media network finally responds to the privacy data breach concerns, and Zuckerberg’s comments raise a few questions about the company’s future.

The unauthorized access to 50 million users' data is a PR nightmare for the social media company, but it could hold Facebook back later in ways most watchers aren't considering.

Founder Steve Ells spoke at an investor conference earlier this month and admitted that his company had taken its eye off the ball with customer service.

After doubling since its IPO late last year, Roku is down big on this quarter’s earnings, and its plans from here on out aren’t inspiring much confidence.

On the surface, you’d expect better from the shares of Walmart and Home Depot after their Q4 reports.

The cast has the latest updates on wearables, music streaming, and a winning model for restaurants.

The erstwhile DineEquity has been on a tear for the last few months, and its CEO’s attitude might be a key reason.

The Fools talk about the best takeaways from the 2018 letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, and what holding on to its NRA partnership might mean for Federal Express.

Is there a real trade war looming, or a backlash against the e-commerce leader?

J.M. Smucker is bringing Ainsworth Pet Nutrition under its wing, expanding its fastest-growing segment in a big way.

Private-label products have been quietly growing more popular, and Amazon has been discreetly carving out a slice of that pie.

Why Johnson & Johnson shares fell only a few percentage points on a quarterly loss of almost $11 billion, and what it means for the company’s future.

The market has been responding fast and hard to crypto developments -- but would that hold for a company as huge as Amazon?

Disney is launching its streaming service in 2019, but Netflix doesn’t seem too worried. Here’s why that might be.