Motley Fool Down 43%, Should Investors Buy the Dip in Meta Platforms? Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: FB) has had an unfortunate year up to this point. The dominant social media platform's stock has plunged 43% year to date, which is quite a collapse compared to the S&P

Far from the bustle of Wall Street, inside his downtown Minneapolis office, Tim Magnusson got his first aching gut feelingabout U.S. inflation in May of last year. That’s when U.S. government data showed a 10% increase in used car and truck prices during the

American City Business Journals Roku employees reportedly are yearning for Netflix to buy their company There's nothing like a good, juicy — and plausible — bit of rumor and speculation to boost a stock and generate some buzz. Such was the case Wednesday when Insider —

The hard-hit cruise industry should see demand recover, but a testy economy means investors should be selective with which stocks to pick, according to Susquehanna Financial Group. "Positively, the industry is on the mend; liners are planning to redeploy their full fleets into the summer

In this article AMZN Source: Amazon Amazon on Thursday rolled out a new augmented reality shopping tool that lets users virtually try on shoes they may be interested in buying. Amazon said the tool would make the online shopping experience easier and more interactive for shoppers. The feature, called Virtual

Target boosted its dividend by 20% on Thursday, as the retailer sought to keep income investors interested in the recently struggling stock by keeping its steady track record of raising payouts. Like Target, there are other elite stocks out there that consistently and easily hike

In this article FRG KSS Shoppers enter a Kohl's store in Peoria, Illinois. Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty Images A little-known conglomerate of companies including the Vitamin Shoppe, Pet Supplies Plus and a home furnishing chain called Buddy's is suddenly the talk of the retail industry. Franchise Group, a

Bloomberg Ex-Credit Suisse Boss Thiam Loses Pimco Backing for Fintech SPAC (Bloomberg) -- Tidjane Thiam, the former chief executive officer of Credit Suisse Group AG, has lost the backing of fund management giant Pimco for his fintech SPAC. Most Read from BloombergTarget Tries to Save Itself by

Here are Thursday's biggest calls on Wall Street: UBS upgrades Tesla to buy from neutral UBS said in its upgrade of the automaker that its "operational outlook is stronger than ever before." "We upgrade TSLA to Buy (from Neutral) with an unchanged $1,100 PT. TSLA

A man walks past a "We're Hiring" sign posted outside of a restaurant in Arlington, Virginia on June 3, 2022. Olivier Douliery | AFP | Getty Images Initial jobless claims spiked to their highest level since mid-January last week despite signs of an otherwise strong employment picture,