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These Fractional Stocks, Not GameStop, Can Outdo Hedge Funds at Their Own Game, Jim Cramer Says
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer laid out a list of a dozen quality, high-dollar stocks that he said retail investors can hold to outperform Wall Street pros.
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Gap to Invest $140 Million to Build Texas Warehouse as Online Sales Swell
The Longview, Texas, warehouse will be able to process 1 million packages per day as Gap tries to double its online business over the next two years.
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Hedge Funds That Hunkered Down After GameStop Are Now Missing Out on Market Gains
Popular long positions among hedge funds have lagged the S&P 500 partly due to selling in reaction to the GameStop retail trading frenzy.
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Here's What Investors Should Know About Rocket Builder Astra as It Prepares to Go Public
Rocket builder Astra is preparing to go public via a SPAC in the second quarter, with CEO Chris Kemp telling CNBC how the company plans to scale its business.
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Microsoft-Owned LinkedIn Goes Down for Some Users
Recruiters, job seekers and salespeople weren’t able to use the Microsoft-owned business social network, and advertisers couldn’t show ads on it.
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Tesla Drops as Much as 13%, Turns Negative for the Year
Tesla stock slid again as investors rotated out of high-flying tech names.
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Read the Memo Amazon Exec Jeff Blackburn Sent to Employees Announcing He's Leaving the Company
Blackburn, who was on leave for a year-long sabbatical, was one of Bezos’ top lieutenants during his 22-year tenure at Amazon.
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Macy's Holiday Sales Top Estimates, Lifting Company to Its First Profitable Quarter in a Year
Macy’s reported its first quarterly profit in a year, as its efforts to slash inventories during the holiday quarter and rely less on deep discounting paid off.
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Spotify Plans to Launch in Over 80 More Countries
The Swedish firm said the international expansion will enable an additional billion people to use its platform.
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Tesla Suffers Its Biggest Fall Since September 2020
Shares of Tesla closed down 8.55% on Monday, as investors betting on a pandemic comeback rotated out of Big Tech and piled into cyclical stocks.
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UK Electric Vehicle Maker Arrival Is Going Public Via SPAC at a $5.4 Billion Valuation
The company competes with Amazon-backed start-up Rivian in the electric van space.
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Democrats Ask Cable and Streaming Providers About Their Role in Spreading Misinformation Ahead of Capitol Riot
The letters show lawmakers are looking to hold traditional information sources accountable for misinformation while they also grill social media executives.
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Kohl's Rejects Activist Investor Group's Board Takeover Attempt, Shares Soar
A group of activist investors with a combined 9.5% stake in Kohl’s confirmed it has nominated 9 directors to Kohl’s board, looking to turn the business around.
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Want to Get in the Crypto Trade Without Holding Bitcoin Yourself? Here Are Some Investing Ideas
Investing in bitcoin is risky for most retail investors. Here are some ways to invest in the cryptocurrency movement without holding coins yourself.
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Groceries and Sporting Goods Were Big Gainers in the Covid E-Commerce Boom of 2020
E-commerce claimed 14% of total retail sales in 2020, up from 11% in 2019.
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Tyson Foods Begins Vaccinating Workers Against Covid, But Struggles to Find Doses
Tyson Foods received 1,000 Covid vaccine doses this week for its 120,000 employees.
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Walmart to Hike Wages for 425,000 Workers to Average Above $15 an Hour
Walmart said its minimum starting wage for workers will remain at $11 an hour. Rivals Amazon and Target have made their starting pay $15 an hour.
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Athletes Unlimited Signs Gatorade, Hyperice as Sponsors for Women's Volleyball League
Athletes Unlimited is a sports firm that creates and operates women’s sports leagues.
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Why an Emboldened Walmart Is Looking to Beyond Retail for Future Growth
The retail giant wants to build an ecosystem of services, from offering financial products to delivering groceries to customers’ fridges.
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Online Shipping Costs Expected to Increase Further Into the Pandemic
Delivery costs have been rising across the country and are expected to continue as pandemic drags on, according to a report by Jefferies.