Apple, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook, together accounting for about a fifth of the S&P 500's total value, report their quarterly results on Thursday, with their stocks trading near record highs, even as they face increasing antitrust scrutiny.
Asian stocks fell on Tuesday as investors were unnerved by the soaring global coronavirus cases that dampened the recovery outlook and slow progress on a U.S. stimulus deal.
Asian stocks markets fell on Tuesday as soaring global coronavirus cases and slow progress on a U.S. stimulus deal hammered investor sentiment and took a toll on Wall Street.
Asian markets look set to continue a downward path on Tuesday after soaring global coronavirus cases and shrinking hopes for a U.S. stimulus deal took a toll on Wall Street and drove up the U.S. dollar.
The NASDAQ 100 After Hours Indicator is up 8.17 to 11,512.69. The total After hours volume is currently 56,603,117 shares traded.The following are the most active stocks for the after hours session: The Charles Schwab Corporation (SCHW) is unchanged at $39.15, with 3,956,667 sha
Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) has planted a stake in the increasingly jam-packed cloud gaming space. The company announced in a blog post today that "Facebook Gaming has launched several cloud-streamed games in the Facebook app and on browser -- playable instantly, with no downloads requ
In this episode of Motley Fool Answers, Alison Southwick is joined by Motley Fool personal finance expert Robert Brokamp, and senior analyst Bill Mann to talk about asset allocation. Alison starts the show with tax fraud news and examines how the upcoming election could impact th
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In this episode of Industry Focus: Consumer Goods, Emily Flippen and Motley Fool analyst Jim Gillies talk about the bull case for owning GameStop (NYSE: GME). Jim has been following GameStop since 2009. They talk about what GameStop is and how it got to the point where it is toda
Microsoft Corp, which has largely evaded Washington's scrutiny of Big Tech companies and scored a lucrative $10 billion government contract under the Trump administration, has emerged as a significant backer of the Biden campaign.
It certainly seems like a name worth owning stock in right now. Shares of GameStop (NYSE: GME) came out of their prolonged slump in August, rallying more than 300% from July's last trade, and bumping into new 52-week highs this past week.A recently unveiled partnership with Micro
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Microsoft Corp, which has largely evaded Washington's scrutiny of Big Tech companies and scored a lucrative $10 billion government contract under the Trump administration, has emerged as a significant backer of the Biden campaign.
Like those who sell sunscreen at the beach or umbrellas on a rainy day, telehealth providers found themselves in demand this spring when the novel coronavirus shut down everyday life. As we've adapted to living with the virus, those virtual visits have dropped off, and investors
Microsoft Corp, which has largely evaded Washington's scrutiny of Big Tech companies and scored a lucrative $10 billion government contract under the Trump administration, has emerged as a significant backer of the Biden campaign.
WPP, the world's biggest advertising company, on Monday named former Baidu Inc president Ya-Qin Zhang as a non-executive director, adding technological heft as it grapples with rising competition from digital marketing.
With earnings season in full swing, more companies are again offering earnings guidance, signaling to investors that some corporations are adapting to uncertainty about a global pandemic that may extend deep into next year.
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The world's computing needs will increasingly be handled through the cloud, and Snowflake's (NYSE: SNOW) leading position in data-warehousing services has made its stock one of 2020's biggest market success stories. The company's stock skyrocketed following its initial public off
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