The stock market jumped on Monday morning, buoyed by a drop in the number of new coronavirus cases reported in the U.S. on Sunday compared with levels in previous days. Despite warnings that the coming couple of weeks could be especially tough on the coronavirus front, investors
Shares of Zoom fell 9% on Monday, adding to their sharp declines in the past few days, as the video conferencing app battles privacy concerns and increased competition from deep-pocketed rivals.
There's no question that Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ: ZM) has been one of the big winners in the coronavirus economy so far. The cloud-based videoconferencing specialist has seen its shares jump as much 62% since the broad-market sell-off started on February 24, and it's
The market has temporarily bounced back from one of the quickest-onset bear markets in history, yet many investors are left wondering if the worst is over or if there's more pain to come. That uncertainty makes it more important than ever to have a long-term outlook, as investor
You might get motion sickness watching the stock market's wild gyrations. But despite the crazy volatility, there are a lot of great stocks to buy if you're a long-term investor.
The economic disaster being brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Initial jobless claims surged to over 6.6 million on a seasonally-adjusted basis in the last week of March, and shelter-in-place orders remain in effect to combat the further spread of the contagion. The
One of my favorite stocks right now is Adaptive Biotechnologies (NASDAQ: ADPT). You know how everybody and their mother is trying to find a cure for COVID-19? Here is how Adaptive is going about it: Instead of trying to decode this virus and understand its RNA, Adaptive is foc
Cisco Systems Inc's video-conferencing app Webex registered a record 324 million attendees in March, with usage more than doubling in the Americas, as the coronavirus-led lockdowns forced businesses to have employees work from home.
When the going gets tough, it's time to go shopping. Easier said than done, though. For many investors, the question that's been grappled with is whether or not to sell stocks. At this point after the market's awful run in March 2020, selling out and calling it quits would -- in
A somewhat unexpected party is getting into the personal money management segment: software giant Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT). The company on Monday announced the pending release of a new money management app, Money in Excel, which will be included in its upcoming Microsoft 365 cou
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) recently revealed that lockdown measures in Italy sparked a 775% jump in Teams' calling and meeting users in a single month. It also saw a "significant spike" in Teams usage, with over 44 million daily users worldwide spending over 900 million meeting