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The world is going digital, and the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated this megatrend. That's why companies that effectively leverage the internet to provide goods and services are positioned to succeed in the coming decades. Let's explore the reasons why Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AM

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) saw Prime Day sales skyrocket 49%, according to one Wall Street analyst, hitting $10.6 billion.The e-commerce giant is also estimated to have sold 260 million items over the course of the two-day event, a 47% increase from last year.

Retailers looking to ship their goods this holiday season could face challenges finding transport.FedEx (NYSE: FDX) and United Parcel Service (NYSE: UPS) have told some of their largest customers that their holiday capacity is already spoken for, according to a Wall Street Journa

Without question, COVID-19 has made an impact across the economy, particularly with retailing. The contagion appeared to benefit companies like Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), simply because it allows for shopping while greatly reducing the risks associated with going to crowded stores.Co

Technology companies led by their founders have been the standout winners in share price performance and profit growth this year, beating companies led by other managers, according to a Reuters analysis.

Pinduoduo (NASDAQ: PDD), a leading e-commerce company in China, is one of the most successful IPOs in recent years. Since its market debut in 2018, its share price has more than quadrupled, thanks to the strong underlying business performance as well as the favorable investor sen

Most investors have heard of the hot coronavirus stocks by now."Stay-at-home" favorites like Zoom Video Communications and Peloton Interactive have skyrocketed this year on the back of triple-digit revenue growth. Tech stocks similarly have crushed the market, especially in cloud

The ever-changing (and increasingly competitive) streaming video market took another sharp left turn last quarter. Titans like Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) and newcomer Disney+ from Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) are still picking up new customers, but not as quickly as they were earlier this

If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs... -- Rudyard Kipling

Japan will join forces with the United States and Europe to take on any market abuses by the four Big Tech companies, the new head of its antitrust watchdog said on Monday, a sign Tokyo will join global efforts to regulate digital platform operators.

A sudden tightening of social restrictions to tackle the resurgent coronavirus pandemic across Europe threatens to spoil any stock market boost third quarter earnings might bring.

The list of stocks that I can say I'll never sell is very short. In fact, Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) may be the only one. Virtually every company tries to expand. If or when those growth prospects dim and revenue begins to stagnate, they tend to focus on maximizing current earning

Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) is slated to report its third quarter 2020 results after the market close on Thursday, Oct. 29.The e-commerce and technology giant is barreling toward its report on a strong note. In the second quarter, the company trounced Wall Street's estimates for bo

Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) has dabbled in the smart home for years without making much headway. HomeKit was supposed to be the center of the smart home, but has lagged tech stock competitors in the number of compatible products available and is still a little clunky to use and setup. H

As a technology-driven rally brings U.S. stock indexes within striking distance of fresh records, concerns that big names are over-extended and that new regulation might be coming have some investors diversifying beyond the rally leaders.

The stock market’s strong rally from the March lows has indisputably been driven by Big Tech. But how much higher can we go, particularly amid the pandemic?

Despite record volatility for stocks across this year's trading, the S&P 500 index remains near an all-time high. There are plenty of catalysts that could trigger another round of big sell-offs, but investors should be eyeing the next correction as an opportunity to build pos

While the fine points have yet to be fully explained, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has broadly described the tax overhauls he has in mind if he is elected. His campaign website explains a Biden-led White House would seek to raise the U.S. corporate tax rate from 21%

It was only August when Nano-X Imaging (NASDAQ: NNOX) went public. But in a short amount of time, the company has earned a lot of investor attention -- for both good and bad reasons. Not only is its share price up around 70% since it began trading (the S&P 500 is up about 2%

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) has a long history of using the tax laws to its advantage.The e-commerce giant didn't collect sales tax for years, giving it an edge over brick-and-mortar retailers. Later, when the company became larger and started collecting sales tax, it reversed its posi