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Silicon Valley giants such as Facebook and Google have lured employees for years to work at lavish campuses with extensive perks. Amid the pandemic, those tech headquarters are a bit like empty airplanes idling on the ta...

The coronavirus pandemic is accelerating the trend of digitization, as people spend more time on the Internet to work, learn, shop, and entertain themselves. The growing requirement for connectivity and computing power c...

Technology continues to lead the markets higher. ETF expert Jim Woods, a contributor to MoneyShow.com and editor of In the Woods, highlights 3 tech funds that are well positioned for gains despite the Covid-19 related ec...

The possibility of a 'V-shaped recovery' is looking more remote, but not every stock this week was a loser.

President Trump hasn't ruled out the possibility of another round of direct payments, though many in the Republican Party are wary of additional relief spending.

Apple has acquired virtual-reality streaming company NextVR, a signal of the tech giant's continued ambitions in virtual- and augmented-reality technologies.

In the face of historically bad retail sales that plunged 16.4% in April, far worse than expected, the unemployment rate in the double digits, US-China tensions increasing, and worldwide concern about a second wave of th...

With several states going through phased reopening, it appears that expectations are we will be getting back to normal soon.

A new fabrication plant TSMC plans to build in Arizona will be rather limited in scale and impact, but it buys the company a better seat at the table with policy makers amid the U.S.-China trade war.

There's more than just ordinary stimulus funding in the $3 trillion HEROES Act. The House will vote on the bill on Friday afternoon.

U.S. government bond prices edged lower after new data suggested consumers are feeling better about the economy than economists had expected.

After April's slump in retail sales, even pessimistic forecasts for the current quarter could be too upbeat.

Based on a comparison of Procter & Gamble's (NYSE: PG) stock trajectory over recent months with that around the 2008 recession, we believe that the stock can potentially gain just an additional 3.5% once fears surroundin...

Who doesn't love getting to YES? Turns out some UBS clients have regrets about the firm's Yield Enhancement Strategy.

Well, you may not get that student loan forgiveness after all.

Reopening the economy will demand difficult trade-offs between protecting people from COVID-19, reviving the economy and guarding them from other diseases.

Companies that have been able to deliver compelling results have been acquired by big pharma companies (for instance, Spark Therapeutics was acquired by Roche), while others have underperformed, due to large R&D investme...

Oil prices rose Friday, heading for a weekly gain with global fuel demand starting to rise as the world reopens for business.

What's old--trade tensions--is new again as a move to block semiconductors to Huawei led to retaliatory threats from China. Meanwhile, retail sales came in below consensus, reminding us that the economic recovery may pro...

Ralph Lauren stock has declined by nearly 45% since early February after the WHO declared the Coronavirus a global health emergency, while Tapestry stock has also roughly 50% of its value. The global economic slowdown, a...

Comparing the trend in Williams-Sonoma stock over recent months with its trajectory during and after the Great Recession of 2008, we believe that the stock can potentially gain 10% once fears surrounding the coronavirus ...

Despite jumping 35% from the low of $203 on March 23 to reach its current level of around $270, we believe Mastercard's stock still has some upside potential. Our belief can be attributed to the fact that the payment gia...