Apple's not executing as "crisply" as some of its competitors, said Alex Gauna, JMP Securities analysts on what the tech giant needs to become more competitive.
Boris Schlossberg, BK Asset Management, explains what the market needs in order to gain confidence in Europe. Meanwhile CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports Facebook will hold an event on March 7 to showcase its updated newsfeed look.
Debating whether Best Buy is still a good short, with the FMHR traders. Meanwhile Mike Santoli, Yahoo! Finance, says the market pullback is not over yet.
Michael Pachter, Wedbush Securities analyst, has the play on Best Buy after reporting better-than-expected numbers and no buyout offer from founder Richard Shulze.
Michael Lasser, UBS analyst, breaks down the big box retailer's quarterly numbers, and discusses why the company's business model still works, but in the future its stores will become a focal point to launch their online business.
Taimur Baig, Director & Chief Economist of Global Markets Research at Deutsche Bank, says Asia still has pockets of strong growth despite global regulatory uncertainty.
IBM is meeting with analysts today to discuss innovation and growth for the company. CNBC's Jon Fortt speaks to John Kelly, SVP of IBM Research about the year ahead. Crawford Del Prete, IDC analyst, provides perspective.
Yale School of Management's Jeff Sonnenfeld, shares his opinions on JC Penney Ron Johnson's strategies. "[Johnson] has failed on a number of dimensions," he says. The FMHR traders discuss how to play Salesforce.com ahead of its earnings.
Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer analyst, explains why he has a "buy" rating on the retailer, despite its earnings miss and 28 percent drop in fourth quarter sales.
Patrick McKeever, MKM Partners analyst, breaks down the big box retailer's fourth quarter numbers of $1.65 ex-items EPS vs. $1.48 estimates, on revenues of $22.73 billion.
Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer analyst, breaks down the home retailer's fourth quarter numbers and weighs in on the company's announcement to repurchase $17 billion shares and increase its quarterly dividend by 34%.
CNBC's Courtney Reagan has the latest details from a New York City courtroom, as two of the largest U.S. department stores fight over who has the rights to sell Martha Stewart brands.
The FMHR traders present a bull and bear case for Lowe's. And Jim Morrow, Fidelity portfolio manager, explains how to find stocks that pay decent dividends but are still cheap to buy.
Brian Nagel, Oppenheimer analyst, breaks down the fourth quarter results on the home improvement retailer of $0.26 vs. $0.23 ESP on revenues of $11 billion.
Chesapeake Energy is higher after topping estimates, with the FMHR team. Meanwhile Rob Artnott, PIMCO All Asset Fund, says now is the time to get out of the stock market.
Jack Micenko, Susquehanna Financial Group analyst, explains why he is negative on the entire housing industry but reveals another way to make money in the sector.