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The entertainment technology company has created an "unstoppable lead" in the internet TV business, said Brean Capital analyst Alan Gould.
The fast-food chain said comparable-store sales grew 0.5 percent during the quarter, below estimates for growth of about 1.6 percent.
The market is on a Trump high but it will end, says money manager Michael Yoshikami.
Amazon announced aggressive plans earlier this year to build out its video content platform.
The signing of Fox leaves CBS as the last major holdout not to have its networks on DirectTV Now.
Want an iced coffee from Starbucks? It'll cost you a bit more.
Instagram is adding a couple new features you may be familiar with, Recode reports.
President Obama, speaking in Berlin, criticized Facebook and other social media for disseminating fake news, reports NYT.
A real estate broker is upending the loud, luxury performance car market.
For brands that rack up more than 30 percent of their sales during the fourth quarter, the holiday season can indeed be make or break.
Shareholders of Tesla and SolarCity agreed to a merger last week. Here's what stock analysts have to say about the risks in the short term.
Several popular brands and categories are well-positioned to benefit from an anticipated holiday spending boost.
Lundberg predicted prices would continue inching down unless an OPEC meeting culminates in "a credible agreement to freeze or reduce" production.
Sabra Dipping Co. is recalling certain hummus products, due to concerns over possible Listeria contamination.
Black Friday deals have already seeped into Thanksgiving dinner time. Now, Wal-Mart is taking the holiday creep one step further.
Three customers have filed a class-action lawsuit against Chipotle for misrepresenting the number of calories in its chorizo burrito.
Donald Trump demands 'Hamilton' cast apologize for addressing Mike Pence during a curtain call on Friday.
Comparable sales at the Abercrombie & Fitch label dropped off substantially from the first half of the year.
Roughly 50 percent of Abercrombie & Fitch's 745 U.S. leases are up for renewal over the next 18 months, and profits are under pressure.
Morgan Spurlock's Holy Chicken calls itself a fast-food "chicken experience." It will only use natural chickens that the company raised.
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