Shareholders of Kohl's (NYSE: KSS) have Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) to thank for the better-than-expected fourth-quarter results the discount retail chain posted Tuesday.
Spotify Technology (NYSE: SPOT) and Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) couldn't be more different. Spotify is the world's largest paid audio streaming business and is growing like a weed without currently generating profits. Verizon is a telecommunications service provider an
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) wants to be your friend. And Walmart's, and Kroger's, and Target's, too. Despite disrupting retail and capturing the No. 1 spot in the industry, the tech giant wants to help rivals up their game -- for a licensing fee, of course.
The panic selling that's gripped the market for the past week is a long-term investor's dream because stocks that were too rich to purchase before are now much more reasonably priced.
Target's (NYSE: TGT) stock was sent lower on Tuesday after falling short of its fourth-quarter revenue estimates, while renewed coronavirus fears undercut the stock even more. Executives weren't deterred, however, from publicly laying out its top strategic initiatives for 2020
Walmart (NYSE: WMT) released its fourth-quarter earnings report recently, and some numbers missed analyst estimates. But even though it wasn't perfect, the company delivered on several key objectives that point toward continued growth, specifically in e-commerce -- and within th
Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) created the two-day shipping standard. It then moved to one-day. Now, it's expanding its ability to offer same-day delivery in more markets.