Teresa Rivas

Sales of sneakers have been difficult lately, but Nike in particular has suffered.

Gilead shares are up 35% since Barron’s highlighted them, but our catalysts have yet to fully play out.

There are still widespread investor concerns about retail and consumers’ purchasing power.

Iran interest rate hike worries are weighing on markets.

McDonald’s and other fast-food stocks face pressure, but Brinker International, Bloomin’ Brands and several casual-dining peers have outperformed.

For investors who want exposure to small-cap stocks, really leaning into the theme—by going big on the smallest companies—might be one option.

If you want to get a sense of who’s

Kinder Morgan and Williams Cos. both stand to profit from growing demand for natural gas.

Value and convenience are still top of mind for inflation-weary shoppers, writes a Bernstein analyst.

Geopolitical optimism is boosting stocks as Trump prepares to meet with Xi.

Markets might, rightfully, wonder how aggressive policymakers could be from here.

Restaurants are struggling with higher prices for ingredients and labor, as well as the wellness trend the need for innovation:

Ross Stores and Target are drawing shoppers from rivals as consumers hunt for value. New traffic data show which discounters are gaining ground.

Casey’s stock has more than doubled since Barron’s picked it. We’re still bullish.

Stocks took a tumble after the central bank announced it will hike rates.

Whether it’s a behemoth still in the prime of its life or a turnaround story that’s gaining momentum, these six retailers are worth a look.

W.W. Grainger can gain 20% as manufacturing continues its emergence from a post-Covid recession.

The tech sector took a tumble thanks to doomsayers and Fed fears.

High valuations leave the stock market with little room for error as rising yields, a potential IPO wave, and slowing earnings growth threaten the rally.

Valuations, earnings expectations, market concentration, equity issuance, and foreign buying are all flashing warning signs for the AI-fueled stock rally.