A fresh take on some of the stocks columnists and writers at TheStreet are looking at closely following recent declines.

Musk said this key economic indicator is hurting both Tesla and Space X.

The Biden administration is rolling out the biggest deployment of personal protective equipment in U.S. history. But who makes the masks?

It chose stocks trading 5% or more above analysts’ consensus 12-month price target.

The analysts note that the S&P 500 already has reached their year-end price target of 4,700.

Pinterest, Burger King parent Restaurant Brands, Carnival, Kimberly-Clark and Dorman Products are five stocks that fell on Monday.

Kimberly-Clark shares fall as supply chain woes dent third-quarter toilet paper, Kleenex and diaper sales, prompting it to lower full-year guidance.

Kimberly-Clark says the quarter 'reflects continued pandemic-driven volatility.'

Solid tech earnings, roaring European PMI data and a tame bond market has U.S. stocks on the move Friday, pushing Wall Street further into the green after a volatile week.

Home Depot closed out a busy week by naming CEO Ted Decker as chairman, unveiling a new $15 billion buyback and declaring a $1.90 per share dividend.

"Although we're confident in our ability to perform well in a range of market scenarios, we're mindful of the current macroeconomic trends," said CEO Gary Dickerson.

Deere's third quarter profits "reflected higher costs and production inefficiencies driven by the difficult supply-chain situation," said CEO John May.