The market optimism about the new Ford Motor Company F CEO Jim Hackett was short-lived. Ford shares initially jumped 1.3 percent on news last week that Hackett would be taking over the top leadership position from former CEO Mark Fields. However, since the day of the announcement, Ford shares have drifted mostly sideways and remain…

With Macau’s gaming recovery beginning to gain momentum, Las Vegas hit a bit of a bump in the road in April.

Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ALXN shares are down 23.5 percent in the past month as investors have grown concerned about the growth outlook for Solaris and the implications of the company’s management shuffling. At this point, market pessimism has gotten so high that the absence of negative headlines could be the stock’s next catalyst, UBS analyst…

Bitcoin has been one of the hottest investments on the world in recent years, doubling in value once again in the month of May alone. However, despite its roots in technology and its focus on transparency, it seems bitcoin is demonstrating the same wealth-concentrating patterns that other global currencies experience.

Snapchat parent company Snap Inc SNAP acquired drone company Ctrl Me Robotics last year in an under-the-radar, “under $1 million” deal, according to Buzzfeed.

As more and more parts of the economy become automated and human jobs are replaced by technology, it’s understandable that some workers are worried machines will eventually take over the entire blue-collar job market. Technology is cheaper, faster and potentially better at performing many blue-collar jobs, so it’s a no-brainer for companies to choose technology…

Veeva Systems Inc VEEV shares were up 7.7 percent Friday after the company reported operating income, revenue and guidance that handily topped Wall Street expectations. But even after the big move, Veeva shares may still have some upside remaining in the months ahead.

Last week, Sears Holdings Corp SHLD reported its fifth consecutive quarterly earnings beat. If taken out of context, Sears sounds like a company doing everything right. However, Wall Street knows better. Sears shares are down 59.3 percent since the beginning of 2016, as investors are looking for something more from Sears than smaller-than-expected operating losses.