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Michael Kors management is trying its best to turn around the struggling iconic fashion company. Despite its best efforts, it might never sufficiently recover if it doesn't stop making this crucial mistake.

The machinery specialist has treated dividend investors well for decades, but will its streak last?

These companies all operate somewhat boring businesses and pay attractive dividends, which makes them excellent options for investors who just want to buy and hold.

Federal prosecutors say a biopharmaceutical firm will pay more than $7.5 million to resolve claims it paid kickbacks to doctors to persuade them to prescribe its fentanyl-based drug Abstral.

Macy's and Sears Holdings are both closing numerous stores and selling lots of real estate. However, Macy's is routinely profitable -- unlike Sears.

Less than a month after the Amazon-Whole Foods deal officially closed, reports say that Alibaba is nearly finished constructing its first mall in China. Your move Amazon!

The company is bringing continuous glucose monitoring to its new Ionic smartwatch, which is good news, but investors are treating it as a game-changer.

There's still plenty of gold left in the Golden Arches.

Setting a record for quarterly gold production wasn't the only reason this company soared last month.

Investors reacted adversely to what appeared to be a great report on the surface.

Disney has handsomely rewarded investors in recent years. But these three businesses have performed even better.

Thousands are gathering in central London to protest Britain's plans to withdraw from the European Union.

A recent lawsuit suggests the DOJ is using the guise of IRS tax audits to crack down on Colorado's legal weed industry.

Both companies are technology leaders in their own right, but only NVDIA appears to be firing on all cylinders right now.

Let me count the (many) ways...

Looking for a bargain in today's pricey market? Here's why you should consider e.l.f. Beauty, Best Buy, and Ulta Beauty.

Bryan Harvey is frequently reminded that he shares a name with the hurricane that dumped 50 inches of rain on metropolitan Houston and unleashed the floods that have him working 14-hour days towing water-logged cars.

Two simple rules changed the math of buying a home entirely.

Fifteen stocks at a minimum, folks. No matter how much you like a company, you don’t want all your eggs in one basket.

Nobody can predict exactly what catalyst might make a given company skyrocket, or when. But if you trust the people steering it, the timing and specifics are less important.

The Fool’s portfolios have produced insane quantities of alpha over the years. But along with that comes a remarkable number of bad bets, as well as ones that look like bad bets for long periods.

When you invest, it’s not just about what you buy or sell. It’s about how you think and react.

The new edition of Tom and David Gardner’s book has been updated for the modern era, but some Foolish advice is timeless.

Norway's upcoming election has sparked a wide-ranging debate about national values, leaving voters wrestling with how close the Nordic country should be to the European Union and what its responsibilities are toward migrants and asylum-seekers.

Congress on Friday sent President Donald Trump a massive package of $15.3 billion in disaster aid linked to an increase in the nation's borrowing authority that angered conservative Republicans who hissed and booed senior administration officials dispatched to Capitol Hill to defend it.