Corporate Performance

Ford’s stock will not recover this year. The company’s present challenges are too great.
Best Buy stock handily outperformed the market for years. But that has changed.
Poor Prime Day results could push Amazon’s shares well below $100, even if the company's future is bright.
Bed Bath & Beyond is in the deepest of troubles, and at least one analyst thinks the retailer will be out of business soon.
The Pinterest board has dumped its CEO and co-founder in favor of a Google executive, but is it too late for a turnaround?
Ford’s shares have long depended on the success of the F-150, and that will not end as consumers turn to electric vehicles.
For years, Disney has been among the most admired companies in America. The current CEO has ruined that and had his contract renewed at the same time.
Best Buy has been hurt by several factors, and the year ahead likely will be brutal for the retailer.
Netflix thinks it can address the problem of lost subscribers, but can it?
What are McDonald’s prospects as it faces inflation and rising supply and labor costs?
Toyota announced it will increase production through September despite supply chain shortages.
The newspaper industry was supposed to recover as the economy did. That has not happened.
Amazon’s stock has taken a nosedive, but the company has a reputation of nimbleness.
Lordstown has decided to rely on electric pickup sales, a business that Ford and others will soon dominate.
Why Verizon shares have dodged the sell-off that has undermined much of the stock market.