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In this fun and friendly Election Day special episode of Industry Focus, Emily Flippen chats with Motley Fool analyst Asit Sharma about how this election may affect some companies or industries over the coming years. They discuss both Biden and Trump's policies and their implicat

In this week's episode of Motley Fool Money: Earnings-palooza! Chris Hill is joined by Motley Fool analysts Jason Moser, Ron Gross, and Andy Cross to bring you the latest news headlines and earnings reports from Wall Street. They've got some trillion-dollar companies' earnings re

Amazon.com Inc said on Thursday it has launched its first regional hub in Europe to handle air shipments, creating 200 new jobs in Germany's Schkeuditz, where the new facility is based.

When the pandemic struck earlier this year, the need for remote access and cloud computing became abundantly clear. This acceleration in adoption of cloud computing wasn't limited to Amazon and its cloud offering, Amazon Web Services (AWS). Businesses that were new to the space q

With Grocery Outlet (NASDAQ: GO) scheduled to report third-quarter earnings next week, should investors put their money into the deep-discount supermarket chain's stock or would they be better off waiting?The grocery store has an expansion mindset and an enviable track record of

Those who banked on a big U.S. government spending splurge may be dismayed but two days on from U.S. Election Day, investors are looking on the bright side - less regulatory tightening than feared and a central bank still in full money-printing mode.

Many investors shy away from mid-cap stocks in favor of larger, more established companies. For them, buying shares of well-known businesses provides a sense of safety. After all, how likely is it that a company worth hundreds of billions of dollars will go out of business? This

Wall Street's main indexes jumped on Thursday as investors bet on a Republican-held Senate that would block any moves by a Joe Biden administration to tighten regulation and raise taxes on corporate America, even as the presidential election remained too close to call.

The regional sports networks Sinclair Broadcast Group (NASDAQ: SBGI) acquired from Walt Disney last year as part of the deal to buy 21st Century Fox suffered a significant loss of value over the past 12 months.Sinclair says the networks it bought for $9.6 billion are now worth ju

Tech has taken a punch in the face this past few weeks--prompting many readers to wonder if it's time to sell after booking some big gains in the sector this year.

Those who banked on a big U.S. government spending splurge may be dismayed but two days on from U.S. Election Day, investors are looking on the bright side - less regulatory tightening than feared and a central bank still in full money-printing mode.

Wall Street was set to jump on Thursday as investors bet on a Republican held Senate that would block any moves by a Joe Biden administration to tighten regulation and raise taxes on corporate America, even as the presidential election remained too close to call.

International Business Machines Corp on Thursday became the latest U.S. technology company to launch a cloud platform directed at telecom operators deploying 5G and signed up Nokia and Samsung as partners.

On the surface it seemed like little more than a courtesy notification -- a press release sent out to fill the silence on an otherwise slow news day in late October. But there may be far more than meets the eye to the new product category that online auction site eBay (NASDAQ: EB

U.S. stock futures jumped on Thursday as investors bet that a Republican held Senate would block any moves by a Joe Biden administration to tighten regulation and raise taxes on corporate America, even as the presidential election remained too close to call.

Last week was a big one for e-commerce giants. The 800-pound gorilla in the room -- Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) -- and the up-and-coming alternative platform -- Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) -- both reported stellar numbers. And yet, these two stocks have fallen (on average) over 10% since last

U.S. stock futures jumped on Thursday on bets that a potential gridlock in Washington could reduce the chance of major policy changes that would hurt corporate America, although concerns remained about the risk of a contested presidential election.

U.S. stock index futures jumped on Thursday as investors were optimistic that a potential gridlock in Washington could reduce the chance of major policy changes, although concerns remained about the risk of a contested presidential election.

U.S. stock market futures were marginally higher late on Wednesday as the presidential election race remained cloudy and the likelihood of gridlock in Congress made investors optimistic that major policy changes would be difficult to enact.

Stocks climbed for a third-consecutive day, even as the results of the U.S. presidential election still remain murky -- despite President Donald Trump falsely claiming victory earlier in the day. Shares of major technology companies, including Amazon.com (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), a