The Trader

The company is set to report its first-quarter earnings on April 7, and analysts are expecting solid results as it looks to move past tariff headwinds.

It’s no secret why major drug companies are looking to smaller biotechs for growth: many pharma giants are facing looming patent expirations for blockbuster medications.

Stocks are cheaper, and earnings growth is accelerating. That’s a recipe for a rally.

The stock dropped after Dollar General announced new executive leadership. That creates a buying opportunity.

Stocks that can benefit from a good-enough economy with minimal exposure to interest-rate risk.

All three major indexes were once again down for the week. Blame it on oil, gold, and the Fed.

Retailers looking forward to increased spending with higher tax returns have rising oil prices and other issues to deal with now.

The off-price retailer’s focus on value has resonated with consumers. It’s gaining on industry leader TJX Cos.

The Iran war won’t go on forever. And when it ends, the stock market could resume its winning ways.

Investors are flocking to them for the physical assets they own—and the very real dividends they pay. Seven stocks and four ETFs to consider.

The company is expected to post strong growth in its cloud unit for the quarter, which provides web-hosting services and competes with Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft.

The disruption in the LNG market has been a boon to U.S. exporters, including the two largest players, Cheniere Energy and Venture Global.

Wedbush analyst Alicia Reese downgrades Trade Desk shares to Underperform from Hold.

Soaring oil. Slumping jobs. Fears of renewed inflation. How much can stocks take before giving up the ghost?

The AI trade has gotten stretched—and the market has plenty of other things to worry about.

Prominent activist investment firms are going after Whirlpool, Norwegian Cruise Line, Tripadvisor, and other laggards.

Conagra Brands currently has the highest payout ratio in the S&P 500 after LyondellBasell slashed its dividend in half.

Lower tariffs would be welcome, but other factors are keeping markets at bay.

Lower tariffs and higher prices are helping boost the company’s margins.

Artificial-intelligence anxiety has driven sharp moves in retail stocks, but rising tax refunds could provide a more durable tailwind for select companies this spring.

Wall Street couldn’t make sense of all that was swirling around AI this past week. Getting real was the thing that worked.

Investors could decide that they deserve to trade at a “conglomerate discount,” adding to the headwinds they already face.

Despite a big gain, the toy company’s earnings show that there may be more strength ahead.

A sharp selloff in software and data analytics stocks reveals growing fears that AI tools could cannibalize established industries.

The company reported better adjusted earnings than expected, but including restructuring costs, the number was far lower.