Traders are looking for two key numbers from most stocks this earnings season: revenue and EPS. However, for certain select stocks, there are even more important numbers ahead.

With Q1 earnings just around the corner, William Blair analyst Justin Furby just updated clients on the firm’s take on three major names in the software-as-a-service (SaaS) space. According to Furby, Workday Inc WDAY 0.66% and The Ultimate Software Group, Inc. ULTI 0.36% are both buys ahead of earnings, while the firm is more cautious…

The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) has agreed to a new debt deal with its creditors, but the U.S. territory is still teetering on the brink of bankruptcy.

AutoNation, Inc. AN 3.78% CEO Mike Jackson presented this morning at the New York Auto forum and shared his insight about the auto industry and the current administration in Washington. Shareholders of U.S auto giants Ford Motor Company F, General Motors Company GM 0.29% and Tesla Inc TSLA 1.76% were watching Jackson’s comments closely, and…

TherapeuticsMD Inc TXMD 0.39% shares are down another 7.0 percent on Tuesday after a 19.4 percent drop Monday on news that the company received a letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration noting “deficiencies” in the company’s TX-004 drug candidate. TX-004 is an estrogen vaginal soft gel capsule used for the treatment of severe…

The hit Time Warner Inc TWX 0.63% and PBS children’s show “Sesame Street” is once again breaking ground with its theme of inclusivity by introducing a new character named Julia to its TV audience. Julia will be the first “Sesame Street” character who has autism.

While most investors gear up for quarterly earnings reports, DryShips Inc. DRYS 2.26% investors have been gearing up for what seems like the company’s routine quarterly reverse split.

Medical device stock Varian Medical Systems, Inc. VAR 1.93%’s share price may be artificially inflated due to what GlassHouse Research says are “enhanced” earnings.

If you’ve recently found yourself frustrated by trying to decipher the mind of an American teenager, Piper Jaffray has some good news. A recent survey of 5,500 teens revealed exactly what teens like, and the answer is simple: Chick-fil-A, Nike Inc NKE 0.11% and Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN 0.72%.

Last week, Taser International Inc — previously traded NASDAQTASR, now AAXN 0.49% — fell after the company announced its offering a free one-year trial of its body cameras to every police officer in the United States. However, in the days since the announcement, the stock has rebounded significantly.