MarketFoolery Transcripts

For the electric-car maker, outperformance in Q2 was just the prologue to the real challenge. For the generic-drug maker, the news just keeps getting worse.

The world’s leading tech company turned in another solid quarter, but at packaged-food giant Mondelez, word of the CEO's pending exit was more interesting than its earnings release.

Shopify and Texas Roadhouse offered pleasant surprises, but Under Armour’s better-than-expected quarter didn’t impress investors.

An expected media company acquisition earned an unexpected stock move, while big sales of Snap Inc. stock confused the Fools a bit by not causing one.

Facebook, PayPal, and Tractor Supply Company pleased investors this week. Buffalo Wild Wings definitely didn’t.

From Boeing to McDonald’s to Ford, it was a day for iconic U.S. companies to shine

Domino’s continues its roll -- at least in the U.S. -- but the real Q2 shock came from McDonald’s.

Private equity buyouts, macroeconomic issues, and more sit at the heart of Monday’s most interesting market news items.

Target, Uber, and Snap each figured into counterintuitive news this past week.

Harley-Davidson faces years of slowing sales ahead, and Time Inc. is considering ditching its storied name in search of a less stodgy new identity.

Two Fools ponder three very different ways technology is changing the world, and what they mean for investors and businesses.

Abercrombie & Fitch, Costco, and Dick’s Sporting Goods began the week in downbeat fashion. But in a marriage that feels like a natural, a top golf-course operator has won the affections of a private-equity firm.

The guys are checking in with the latest on Coke, Pepsi, Ambarella, and more.

Canada’s largest railway found its way to a happy ending for a serious labor dispute, but the summer movie season got off to a very unhappy start.

The Market Foolery crew talks market-moving transformations and apparently world-altering ideas that have significant implications for investors.

Autozone’s earnings went one way, Toll Brothers’ went another, and more insight on Ford's big move to speed up its transformation.

Initiatives like delivery and mobile ordering are expanding in the burger business.

The home improvement retailer is firing on all cylinders, while the automaker is ... not.

Get the latest investor takeaways for cybersecurity, 3D printing, housing, and ... Oreos?

Across retail and tech, these four companies missed the mark with their latest results.