Hot Stocks

The stock market changes from minute to minute, and what’s hot today may not be hot tomorrow. Our expert analysts spot hot stocks that are heating up before the crowd swoops in to bid prices higher, and our journalists sift through the noise to shine a light on trending investments -- in spaces ranging from quantum computing to marijuana stocks -- to determine whether they’re actually worth your time.

Jobless Claims Down, Stocks Back on Track — Thursday’s IP Market Recap

A drop in jobless claims and a rate cut in Europe conspired to jump-start Wall Street and send the S&P 500 back into new territory.

Netflix Survives at the Pleasure of the Studios

Content providers want Netflix weak, but alive -- just profitable enough to generate cash so the studios can take it.

CenturyLink Joins Gigabit Internet Game

CenturyLink says that it will roll out super-high speed gigabit Internet service to 48,000 customers in Omaha, Nebraska, by the fall.

Soaring Wheat Won’t Crush Bread-Bakers

A record freeze is expected to send hard red winter wheat prices soaring, but don't make a knee-jerk bet against bread companies.

May Day! May Day! — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap

Wall Street took "Sell in May and go away" to heart Wednesday with a stock slump following a downbeat ADP hiring report. Facebook also disappointed after the bell.

FOMC Statement Pares Gold Drop

A disappointing report on April hiring sent Gold tumbling in Wednesday trading, but a statement that the Fed may increase bond-buying this year cut its losses.

Shutterfly Acquires Photo Book Firm MyPublisher

ShutterFly has acquired online customer photo book developer MyPublisher for an undisclosed amount.

Ford Will Be First Major Automaker to Roll Into Myanmar

Ford will become the first global automaker to begin selling vehicles in Myanmar as the country continues to restore its trade with the rest of the world.

Apple Dives Into the Debt Market: 6 Stocks in 60 Seconds

This week's video: Apple released $17 billion worth of 'iBonds' on Tuesday. Also, find out why Pitney Bowes crumbled and Herbalife climbed.

April Ends With a Smile — Tuesday’s IP Market Recap

Apple helped lead another up day for U.S. indices that included a second straight record-setting performance by the S&P 500.

Gold Gains Ahead of FOMC Meeting’s Close

Gold edged up during Tuesday trading on weak economic reports and ahead of the conclusion of the Fed's Open Market Committee Meeting.

Pitney Bowes Takes the Plunge

Pitney Bowes' deteriorating business finally took a bite out of PBI's 2013 renaissance, with poor earnings and a massive dividend cut sparking a Tuesday selloff.

S&P 500 Returns to the Record Books — Monday’s IP Market Recap

Tech stocks helped lead a broader market rally Monday that pushed the S&P 500 to a new high of 1593.61.

Gold Rises on Economic Stimulus Confidence

Government data showing low U.S. inflation and weak consumer spending sent gold higher as investors grew confident that federal stimulus efforts will continue.

Yahoo Will Benefit From Alibaba’s Social Media Push

Alibaba's acquisition of the growthy Chinese microblog Weibo will eventually pay off for Yahoo, too -- it's just a matter of when.

Gold Posts Largest Weekly Gain in Three Months

Gold slipped in Friday trading, but still posted its largest weekly gain in three months, while mining stocks slumped again.

Baidu Runs Into Mobility Issues

Baidu's stock took a tumble on Friday following the release of disappointing first-quarter earnings.

T-Mobile’s ‘No Contract’ Ads Under Fire

T-Mobile has agreed to change the way it promotes its new "un-carrier" plans after Washington's attorney general called its advertising "deceptive."

How Long Can Amazon Defy Gravity?

Another quarter, another beat. Everything's rosy, right? Not so fast. Some fundamental changes to the company's business model could spell trouble down the line.