Amy, you're wrong in this case. Thomas is right. This is how companies get a monopoly. Especially in these challenging times, small businesses need to be able to succeed - gaining a larger spot in the marketplace is is good for that company in particular, but this just encourages smaller businesses to fail.

I think this is just a glimpse of what is to come - people being replaced and losing their jobs yet again. I guess when you make these decisions, you have to think of what's the best and most profitable for the company, but it takes the humanity out of it.  So sad to see that this is our future and that we're losing...more

Agree. I hate their new fries, though. I'm wondering now if that change was something that helped to increase their profits

I don't think I'm disappointed in these results, but I am surprised. I wasn't expecting the stock to lose 1/4 of its value in a year's time - especially Guess, let alone falling so far behind the S&P. Crazy.

Wow, never would have seen this one coming - I had imagined that Dell would stay in the same industry until it eventually died out.

I'm really interested to see what happens. Tiffany's is such a large name, I can't imagine that they'll come out of the lawsuit on the losing side.

This is how I would expect the Big 3 to be feeling.

Looks like comcast is the only one that's up so far (today)...coincidenc ​ e? I think not...I think they have much better of a chance beating netflix than does verizon.

@Eddie Staley, I don't think anyone does, hence their huge profit decrease ;)