Opinion  

With tech multiples having risen across the board, it's worth paying close attention to both valuations and business trends when trying to pick winners.

OPINION: The 'Driving America Forward Act' should be called the 'Muscle Cars for Billionaires Law,' and Trump should veto this stupid plan if it ever reaches his desk.

Could this finally be a breakout year for this battered industry? Investors will be looking for clues when Schlumberger reports its quarterly results and sector commentary on April 18.

With semiconductor stocks up strongly from their December lows, it now makes sense for investors to be more selective.

Sales of Tesla's costliest vehicles fell sharply last quarter. Seasonality, a tax credit cut, tougher competition and the Model 3 might all be culprits.

The unconventional wireless carrier is now looking to shake up the TV industry's status quo. And Viacom has been more willing to strike content-licensing deals than some other media firms.

The chip giant's new Cascade Lake server CPU family features more aggressive pricing and comes with an array of unique features. But AMD is prepping a big launch of its own.

Citigroup's first quarter financial results, scheduled to come out April 15, will be a good indicator of the health of the entire financial services sector. How will the company and its peers weather the fears over potential macroeconomic turbulence?

Five Below's holiday quarter results were strong as expected, but the earnings outlook for 2019 looked weak at first glance. Given the high valuations, is this a sign that investors should dump the stock? Probably not.

Changes in consumer spending habits and the pressures facing game developers and print publishers should help Apple out. However, Apple also faces some challenges to adoption of its services.