When Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) and its streaming peers took on traditional pay TV, subscriber counts and legacy TV profits weren't the only things to be upended. Among the collateral damage were traditional measures of TV audiences, including Nielsen's long-tenured and widely respe
Two of the three private equity firms that caused sweeping changes at Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ: BBBY) have firmly fixed their gaze on struggling deep-discount chain Big Lots (NYSE: BIG).
It's been a wild and unprecedented ride for global stock markets. As of this writing, the S&P 500 is down 20% from its all-time highs set in late February 2020 -- making this one of the fastest-ever corrections on record. Many individual stocks are down even more. Farewell b
The markets are bleeding. We've reached bear-market territory. For investors, this means there may be no better time to scoop up some bargains as a result of the recent sell-offs. While this may seem like an unnerving time to buy, it's important to remember that over the long te
The hype surrounding 5G mobile networks has been building for a couple of years now, but for most Americans accessing the higher download speed and lower latency (the delay time once a data request has been made) service is still a couple years away. That's because only a handfu
Stocks across industries are sinking, and a new bear market began this week. But some of the shares that are taking a hit today may not show many battle scars from the coronavirus outbreak when earnings season rolls around. The coronavirus outbreak started in China in January an
Both Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) and eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) are under investigation by Italian antitrust regulators after prices for products like hand sanitizer and disinfectant skyrocketed on their e-commerce sites as the coronavirus outbreak intensified.
A lack of customers loyal to Grubhub's (NYSE: GRUB) food delivery app might not be the only cause of its troubles. Fewer people are also downloading those apps in general, and even more are using them less often.
(RTTNews) - The U.S. Department of Defense wants to reconsider its decision to award the Pentagon's coveted multi-billion dollar cloud contract to Microsoft, according to reports citing court filings.
The Department of Defense has asked a federal court to give it 120 days to reconsider aspects of a controversial $10 billion cloud computing contract that it awarded to Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), a significant development in Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) legal fight to get the award ov