MarketFoolery Transcripts

Campbell’s stock is up on rumors of buyout interest from Kraft Heinz. But what would the soup maker really bring to the business?

The team weighs in on the incredible rally markets have enjoyed since Donald Trump's controversial election victory in November.

With Twitter's addition to the S&P 500, the bedrock index fund gets even more tech-heavy, but S&P investors shouldn't worry too much about that.

With new regulations, a long-haul trucker shortage, and the climbing price of oil, the trucking industry is seeing some significant changes.

Comcast's bid for Fox is probably going to get outrageously competitive, and it might be better for Disney to just bow out.

Twitter has been on fire lately, and things are looking up (like, over 70% year-to-date up) for the beleaguered social media company.

JD.com has some pep in its step today after a big cash investment from Google just made its future a little brighter.

One of the most heinous company names on the market is being swapped out for the much more palatable Tribune Publishing.

Five Below had a good quarter, but a 22% pop in one day could maybe, just maybe, be a market overreaction.

The two companies reported solid quarters, but investors are focused on the future, which could include some turbulence for both businesses.

Alphabet got hit with a big fine; United Continental’s Q2 went just fine; and Amazon Prime Day defines what it means to pull off a successful marketing event.

Papa John’s tried to cleanly cut ties with its founder, but Schnatter could make that process pretty messy.

There's long-term investing, and there's really long-term investing. Here are a few companies that look pretty appealing.

Several U.S. giants are hard at work on their next acts overseas, though one of the world's biggest is bracing for a minor EU setback.

If you're a shareholder in Arconic or Bank of America, you started your week feeling pretty good. If you're a Papa John's investor...perhaps not.

Wall Street's just dinged two of them and rewarded the third -- but Motley Fool analysts take a longer view.

The Market Foolery team discusses two big buys in restaurants and sports.

Apple just passed Spotify domestically, but what's happening with Tencent could be more interesting.

The bank board gave two former executives a $75 million punishment for encouraging fraud, while the airline has yet another case of appalling customer treatment to contend with.

The three companies reported earnings this week: one full of optimism, one in transition, and one slow but steady.