A Europe-centric business model and firing Star Trek's William Shatner are two reasons why Priceline.com dropped 17% in one day. Read More

When was the last time a stock rose because of good news emanating from Europe? Investors in Fossil are enjoying the largest one-day price gain since its 1993 IPO. Read More

Best Buy shareholders are skeptical that founder Richard Schulze can pull off his proposed $9 billion takeover. Given Best Buy's precarious condition, they better hope he can. Read More

The world is running out of drinkable water and investors in water utilities will be amply rewarded for providing the solution. Read More

Although real estate is rebounding after a multi-year slump, risk remains. Ben offers up two ways in tech and finance to participate in the rebound without losing your shirt. Read More

Mobile advertising may be small and less profitable now, but in the next few years it promises to leapfrog to the top of the advertising heap thanks to geo-location targeting. Read More

The growth of mobile Internet users has hurt Facebook's advertising model. Jim is skeptical that CEO Mark Zuckerberg's proposed mobile solution will work. Read More

While other emerging-market nations hope to transition to a consumer-driven economy, Indonesia’s economy already is there. Read More

When the market rallies despite bad news from Apple, it's a sign that everyone who is bearish has already sold. Bearish investor sentiment is bullish for the stock market. Read More

Energy stocks may be down so far in 2012, but the best time to buy is when fundamentally-strong companies are on sale. Ben likes a beaten-down energy stock with growth potential. Read More