Nike shares are falling into the bargain basement after increased markdowns drove sales but cut into margins which sparked a round of analysts' downgrades.
Cracker Barrel issued a mixed report for fiscal Q4 but the outlook for sustained profits and moderate revenue growth is favorable to the 5.35% dividend yield.
Things have been eerily quiet on the UPS front since the FedEx update. Whether there is another shoe to drop or more surprising optimism remains to be seen.
The sun is shining on solar stocks, such as SunPower, following passage of the Inflation Reduction Act. Analysts see earnings up more than 200% next year.
Clothing and apparel retailer The Gap (NYSE: GPS) has had a bad year with shares down (-54%) in 2022. The Company fired its last CEO in July after an abysmal
Peloton chief marketing officer is jumping off the bike to join software maker Audodesk, a well established firm that's notching growth-stock-style performance.
E-commerce infrastructure platform Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) stock has fallen from a high of $176.29 to the recent low of $27.65 in less than a year's time.
Synthetic biology maker Amyris owns a 60% global market share for a product that's increasingly used in personal care products. Will it notch a profit in 2024?
Interactive entertainment restaurant operator Dave & Buster's Entertainment (NASDAQ: PLAY) is proving that its possible to mitigate both inflationary pressures
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Premium steak house operator Ruth's Hospitality Group (NASDAQ: RUTH) stock is performing slightly better than the benchmark indices down (-13%) on the year.
Ford crashed big on Tuesday, dropping more than 12%. The stock is holding above its prior structure low and the company has not lowered full-year guidance.
Autozone shifts back into rally mode following strong results and a positive outlook from CEO Bill Rhodes who says the company is positioned for growth.
The world's largest freelance marketplace platform Upwork. Inc. (NASDAQ: UPWK) shares can't seem to catch a break as they trade down (-52.6%) on the year.