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Shares have popped in 2021.
Can these stocks produce market-crushing returns?
As 2021 draws to a close, it’s a great time to position for the new year — especially given the steep discounts in some tech stocks.
The latest earnings report was full of red flags.
Despite ongoing supply chain shortages, it was another record quarter for the chipmaker.
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Axon has major competitive advantages in the software space.
Amazon, Hasbro, and Chegg are poised to deliver market-beating returns.
These three dividend stocks are great buys now.
These companies are worth their price tags.
No, but make sure you understand what you’re getting into.
Three Motley Fool contributors discuss.
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People are quitting their jobs at record rates, and businesses could be forced to adapt to meet workers’ demands.
A growing concern with a key asset found south of the border was just one issue worrying investors last month.
Flexibility is more important to workers than ever, and burnout is just one of the reasons job quits are at all-time highs.
A new study showed that while precipitation and sea level drive coastal groundwater levels, it is sea level, especially tides, that play gatekeeper on the amount of groundwater discharging to Hawai’i’s coastal zone.
Chemically analyzing sequential samples from the baleen of dead whales makes it possible to read not only the history of the diet, but also the migration route of the animals. In a new study, researchers present their results of a novel way of analyzin…
Back pain affects many people at some point in their lives, and a common cause is damage to the squishy discs or flexible, rubbery tissues of the spine. However, observing this damage at an early stage is difficult with current imaging methods. Now, re…
Researchers have shown that blood from young adult mice that are getting lots of exercise benefits the brains of same-aged, sedentary mice. A single protein in the blood of exercising mice seems largely responsible for that benefit.