The market's recent rough patch is healthy and necessary. The rally has been phenomenal this year and stocks should go down on bad economic news.
Jack Daniel's maker Brown-Forman reported strong sales and earnings as the company continues to capitalize on the popularity of brown liquor.
Bargain retailer Dollar General warned of slowing sales growth ahead. That may be a bad sign for the economy.
From supermarkets to microchips, the recovery in housing is boosting stocks across the board.
Shares of Best Buy have more than doubled this year. An analyst upgraded it to a buy Monday. But the still struggling retailer's turnaround will take time.
Shares of Krispy Kreme surged after the doughnut maker reported stellar earnings. It's having a great year too. So is rival Dunkin' Brands.
It's been a terrible year for Facebook's stock. But a Wall Street analyst upgraded shares Thursday and suggested video ads may be coming this summer.
Funeral home owner Service Corp. is buying rival Stewart Enterprises in order to consolidate a fragmented industry. Both stocks are surging on the news.
Prof. Jeremy Siegel of UPenn says the bull market is being driven by low interest rates, while bearish investor Jim Rogers says the rally is being boosted artificially by the Fed.
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