Marriott International Inc Class A

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It's enhancing long-term growth prospects in an increasingly uncertain macro environment.

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Discovery Communications, Eli Lilly, and Marriott also report. Plus, the Fed meets.

The consumer price index will be closely watched, and earnings will continue to trickle in.

We are raising our fair value estimate of the narrow moat hotel operator, but see shares as overvalued today.

We see evidence in its growing loyalty, direct booking, and pipeline.

Friday's retail sales report dispelled any notion that the consumer is afraid to spend, writes Morningstar's Bob Johnson.

We think Marriott paid a fair price for access to Starwood’s strong international presence and higher-end luxury brands, writes Morningstar’s Dan Wasiolek.

Five candidates who did more than ride the market's currents.

WhatsApp with Facebook's big buy? Plus, rumors rev over Apple's next move and budget-focused firms face headwinds.

Micros' market-leading position in enterprise application software, hardware, and services supports its narrow economic moat and will protect the company from emerging threats for a significant time.

Economic moats, stronger growth prospects, and other advantages cause us to favor operators that both manage and franchise hotels.

Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser digs into divergent views on stimulus, Europe's way forward, in the media market, and more.

Many central bank and corporate leaders were at least talking about, if not taking action this week.

Volatile spending trends are likely here to stay against an uncertain economic backdrop.

The soft consumer situation is slowly improving, but we're bracing for mediocrity.

Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser on signs of optimism from fast food to iPhones.

These reports may illuminate more than the company's performance.

We see little room for optimism for this hotel IPO.