Investment firm Immersion Investment Partners projects strong profitability targets for PAR Technology, citing its cloud-based solutions for the restaurant sector, despite recent stock volatility and broader AI investment concerns.
After a two-year succession saga, Disney's board has chosen theme parks veteran Josh D’Amaro as its next CEO, while Dana Walden ascends to a powerful new creative role. The decision aims to balance operational expertise with Hollywood relationships as the entertainment giant navigates a complex future.
A sharp 8.3% weekly drop compounds Burberry's year-long losses, raising pressure on its major institutional shareholders who control 87% of the stock. Analysts warn sustained weakness could trigger significant portfolio rebalancing.
A Médecins Sans Frontières hospital in South Sudan's Jonglei State was struck by an aerial bombardment attributed to government forces overnight, destroying critical medical supplies and injuring staff, just hours after another MSF facility was looted.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting political pressure as his former Washington envoy, Peter Mandelson, is investigated for alleged misconduct and leaking sensitive documents to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Starmer has expressed deep regret over the appointment, accusing Mandelson of repeated lies and betrayal.
A regional AfD parliamentarian in Saxony was arrested during a session after lawmakers lifted his immunity, as prosecutors investigate alleged illegal exports to Belarus in breach of EU sanctions.
A former British minister steps down amid an investigation into leaked documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, U.S. lawmakers clash with Netflix over 'woke' content allegations, and Congress reverses course on proposed science budget cuts.
Multiple Wall Street firms have raised price targets for WSFS Financial Corporation (NASDAQ: WSFS), citing strong quarterly results, accelerating loan growth, and a robust capital return strategy.
Shareholders in South African hospitality group Tsogo Sun have seen a 21% total return decline over three years, underperforming the broader market's 65% gain. The slump highlights challenges in the sector and raises questions about the company's recovery prospects.
Cantor Fitzgerald raises its price target on RenaissanceRe Holdings (RNR) to $282, while Wells Fargo trims its target, highlighting divergent views on the reinsurer's near-term fundamentals and the broader insurance sector's trajectory.
Morgan Stanley downgraded NetApp (NTAP) and slashed its price target, pointing to a CIO survey revealing the weakest hardware budget growth in 15 years. The move contrasts with a recent bullish initiation from Goldman Sachs.
Despite reporting robust quarterly earnings and record assets under custody, State Street sees key price targets trimmed by analysts who flag rising costs and a lack of updated medium-term guidance.
Multiple analysts have trimmed price targets for Synchrony Financial (SYF) following its latest earnings, citing a more guarded view on credit performance and adjusted long-term guidance.
Investment firm Cantor Fitzgerald has revised its price target for Qualcomm (QCOM) downward, reflecting concerns over conservative guidance and evolving competitive pressures in the smartphone chipset market.
As Bitcoin retreated toward $73,000, Cathie Wood's ARK Invest executed a strategic buying spree across six key crypto-linked equities, signaling continued conviction in the sector's long-term prospects despite recent volatility.
U.S. stock futures edged higher Wednesday, stabilizing after a sharp selloff in technology shares. Investor focus shifts to Alphabet's earnings and key labor market data for clues on the economy's health and the Federal Reserve's next move.
A dramatic shift in investor sentiment has rocked markets, as the realization sinks in that AI's efficiency gains may come at the cost of eroding the very business models that have long powered the tech sector's growth.
The US Congress has passed a one-year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act, a temporary reprieve for a cornerstone trade policy that has shaped US-Africa economic relations for over two decades, but the short-term renewal leaves exporters and investors wary.
In a major shift for Africa's mining sector, Glencore sells a significant stake in its Congolese copper and cobalt operations to a U.S.-backed consortium, marking a strategic move by Washington to secure supply chains and counter Chinese influence.
As credit card interest rates soar past 20%, consumer advocate Clark Howard warns that mounting revolving debt is creating a financial trap for millions, demanding urgent action rather than gradual repayment.
