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One of the biggest questions investors may have right now is: Will the bear market end in 2023? The good news is that history offers us some clues about how long bear markets usually last -- and the average is about one year. While we're waiting, the best thing we can do is prepare our portfolios for what's next -- whether that's a bear market that will last a while longer, or the next bull market...

For the third quarter of fiscal 2023, which ended on Oct. 31, the cloud-based data warehousing company's revenue rose 67% year over year to $557 million and beat analysts' estimates by $18 million. On a GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles) basis, Snowflake's net loss widened year over year from $155 million to $201 million. Concerns about its decelerating growth and widening GAAP losses initially drove away the bulls, while rising interest rates and other macro headwinds exacerbated that painful sell-off...

Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor leaving his job a year after he got it. Whether the market is overreacting to Taylor's move and underreacting to a strong third-quarter report from Salesforce. Motley Fool contributors Jeff Santoro and Jamie Louko engage in a bull-vs.-bear debate over cloud infrastructure company DigitalOcean...

Some authors on Seeking Alpha believe Just Eat Takeaway will continue to burn cash. Read more to see why I think JET will turn cash flow positive in 2023...

Amazon.com Inc is planning to restart advertising on Twitter at about $100 million per year, pending some security tweaks to the social media company's ads platform, according to a Platformer reporter tweet on Saturday...

(Bloomberg) -- Jumia Technologies AG is closing its office in Dubai and moving senior management to the African countries they oversee, part of a plan to cut losses and redirect the company after its founders quit last month. Most Read from BloombergMusk Hails Release of Twitter Emails on Hunter Biden StoryLarry Summers Says Fed Will Need to Boost Rates More Than Markets ExpectTrophy Rolex, Patek and Audemars Piguet Prices Skid to Pre-Boom LevelsElon Musk Says Apple Is ‘Fully’ Advertising on Twi...

In this podcast, Motley Fool senior analyst Jason Moser discusses: Black Friday's new record of $9 billion spent. How other retailers are competing with Amazon. NFL viewing on Thanksgiving Day setting new records...

Thanks to undeniable growth catalysts and deeply discounted stock prices, these beaten-down stocks could soar in 2023...

Between surging inflation, a bear market, and the constant threat of a recession, it's easy to feel discouraged about the future. Every single bear market and recession in history -- no matter how severe -- has eventually given way to a bull market. While nobody can predict exactly how long this market slump will last, we do know a bull market is on the way...

Buying shares of great companies at a good price is a genius move at any time, and the current market beatdown has left many an equity sitting in what could be prime territory for a long-term buy. Right now there are many that appear to have moved into value stock territory given their relatively inexpensive share price, consistent revenue streams, and long-term performance records. Three that I would like to point to now are real estate investment trusts (REITs) that are particularly strong brand names in their respective sectors: logistics giant Prologis (NYSE: PLD), data center operator Digital Realty (NYSE: DLR), and retail space leader Agree Realty (NYSE: ADC)...