Musk's focus on the prevalence of spambot accounts really elucidated why TWTR is not a viable business.
The hearing aid company's shares fell on word that it is the subject of federal investigation, but just because the stock is cheap doesn't make it a bargain.
How come this decision was so opaque to so many?
The shares of the ride-sharing service appear as though they'll be heading lower in the near term based on its charts.
The 11-year sentence given to Michael Spavor, who brokered Dennis Rodman's trips to North Korea, is a political message delivered at his personal cost.
Sol Global and MMCap are fighting in court over who owns or owes what of the company's shares.
Carnival Corp. continues to sell debt and equity as it works to stay afloat, while Steak n Shake deals with problems of its own.
There was plenty of idiotic behavior to go around amid the recent short squeeze frenzy, but it doesn't appear to reach the level of illegality.
It doesn't look like a good idea at present based on the Chinese e-commerce giant's technical signals.
Let's check out the charts to see what clues we can uncover.