Nasdaq Earnings

Software stocks have been a key driver of the market’s 2020 gains. Among them is Salesforce (CRM) stock which has seen its stock rise 16.5% year to date and 30% over the past six months

After a weekend during which COVID-19 cases accelerated, Italy suffers from the largest outbreak outside of Asia, and South Korea's government raised its virus alert to its higher level, fear of a global pandemic dominates the markets.

You would be hard-pressed to find a faster-growing industry today than cybersecurity, particularly as more and more consumer data goes online and into the cloud. And that strong outlook bodes well for cybersecurity specialist Palo Alto Networks.

In a note sent to client on Friday, Bank of America Global Research rates strategist Bruno Braizinha warned, “The coronavirus outbreak contain a significant likelihood of impact to the global economy and the potential to become a black-swan type event.”

The coronavirus is once again front and center for investors today with stocks in Asia closing mostly in the red except for the major Chinese indices on word that the return to work is accelerating in the major foreign trade provides.

Morgan Stanley (MS) is buying E*Trade Financial Corp (ETFC) in an all-stock deal valued at $13 billion. E*Trade shares were halted premarket for the news after rising 25%.

Cybersecurity specialist Zscaler (ZS) has grown to become the biggest provider of cloud-based web security gateways on the market.

Shares of Dropbox (DBX), which have fallen 28% year to date, compared with a 23% rise in the S&P 500 index, could be on the verge of a recovery.

Domino's (DPZ) is set to report fourth quarter fiscal 2019 earnings results before the closing bell Thursday.

As we’ve all come to realize in recent weeks, the scope of the virus’s impact has been far greater than many initially expected and even as China looks to get back to work that resumption has been slower than expected

Walmart Inc forecast slowing online sales growth for the year after missing Wall Street expectations for quarterly sales and profit, hurt by a shorter holiday season and lower demand for apparel, toys and electronics.

Can Walmart’s (WMT) e-commerce revenue continue to grow at its impressive rate?

As earnings season continues, investors will look for more reasons to be bullish as more economic data trickles in. Here are this week’s stocks to keep an eye on.

The following companies are expected to report earnings prior to market open on 02/18/2020. Visit our Earnings Calendar for a full list of expected earnings releases.

Love may be the theme for today's Valentine's day, but the markets are mostly feeling, "I think I'll just throw on my comfy sweats, grab a pint of ice cream and go for a Netflix marathon." Or maybe that's just us.

Nvidia (NVDA) is set to report fourth quarter fiscal 2019 earnings results after Thursday’s closing bell. Unlike previous quarters, during which the U.S.-China trade war posed a headwind, expectations are high.

Roku (ROKU) is set to report fourth quarter fiscal 2019 earnings results after the closing bell Thursday. With year-to-date decline of 7.21%, including 10% over the past months, it would seem investors are taking a wait-and-see attitude with the entertainment platform company.

China says it now has 15,152 confirmed new cases of coronavirus, and US equity futures all point to a drop at the open as fear returns after making new all-time highs multiple times over the past week.

Snack and beverage giant Pepsi (PEP) will report fourth quarter fiscal 2019 earnings results before the opening bell Thursday.

Commentary from Alibaba (BABA) management could renew optimism in China in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak