Sony Group Corp. has raised its full-year profit forecast after a robust holiday quarter, powered by resilient PlayStation software sales and steady music streaming revenue, sending its shares soaring nearly 6%.
Brookfield Asset Management reported robust 2025 results fueled by record capital raising and deployment, while announcing Conor Teskey as its new CEO as part of a planned succession. The firm sees a constructive market ahead for its expanding credit and private wealth platforms.
Asian equities followed Wall Street lower on Thursday, led by a sharp sell-off in technology shares. While U.S. futures pointed to a tentative recovery, oil prices tumbled and regional benchmarks from Tokyo to Seoul posted significant losses.
A USDA analysis reveals a stark 30% average increase in grocery costs since 2016, with staples like coffee and beef leading the surge. Experts point to a complex web of supply chain disruptions, disease, and policy shifts as families feel the pinch at checkout.
The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan has moved $22.4 million worth of Bitcoin, continuing a pattern of strategic sales as its once-billion-dollar crypto portfolio has shed over 70% of its value, according to blockchain data.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is capturing Wall Street's attention with a compelling growth thesis centered on its chiplet architecture and surging free cash flow. As AI workloads expand, analysts see a structural market opportunity that could propel the semiconductor giant beyond near-term stock volatility.
American Uranium Ltd has restarted drilling operations at its flagship Lo Herma in-situ recovery (ISR) uranium project in Wyoming. The campaign aims to significantly grow the asset's 8.57-million-pound resource ahead of a key interim update, positioning it among the next generation of U.S. nuclear fuel suppliers.
After a sharp derating, Chipotle Mexican Grill's stock is trading near multi-year lows. While facing cyclical headwinds, analysts argue its core growth engine remains intact, presenting a potential entry point for long-term investors.
NVIDIA Corporation's strategic positioning at the center of the AI infrastructure boom continues to draw bullish investor sentiment. Analysts point to robust free cash flow growth, massive projected revenue from new platforms, and the enduring impact of AI scaling laws as key drivers for long-term value.
Spot silver plunged more than 15% on Thursday, erasing gains from a two-day recovery and dragging gold lower. The sharp reversal highlights ongoing volatility as markets digest the implications of a potential new Federal Reserve chair and shifting monetary policy expectations.
Alphabet's stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results provided a welcome respite for the tech sector, easing fears of a broader selloff. While heavy AI spending continues, analysts highlight the company's vertical integration and Google Cloud's surging profitability as key competitive advantages.
Asian markets tumbled Thursday, extending a Wall Street retreat fueled by growing investor skepticism over soaring AI expenditures and stretched tech valuations. Analysts warn of a fragile sentiment shift as capital rotates away from high-flying tech names.
A modest weekly decline offers relief at Midwest pumps, with regional prices now significantly below the U.S. average, though costs remain higher than a month ago.
Amazon's latest round of job cuts, part of a global restructuring, has landed heavily in California, with 27 offices across the state affected and the Bay Area bearing a significant brunt.
Chipotle Mexican Grill reports solid 2025 earnings, yet a forecast for stagnant comparable sales in 2026 shifts investor attention to whether its current stock price accurately reflects the company's growth trajectory amid contrasting market signals.
Analysts have nudged up the fair value estimate for CIMB Group Holdings, reflecting a slightly more optimistic view of its future cash flows, though growth assumptions remain tempered. The adjustment signals cautious confidence in the Malaysian banking giant's trajectory.
Shares of AYER Holdings Berhad (KLSE:AYER) gained 4.1% in the past month, outpacing the broader market. Analysts point to the company's solid return on equity and aggressive earnings reinvestment as potential drivers behind the recent investor confidence.
Drivers across the Midwest saw a welcome decline in fuel costs last week, with regional averages falling further below the national rate. Analysts point to seasonal demand shifts and stable refinery outputs as key factors behind the drop.
In a market obsessed with flashy brands, the real competitive edge is shifting beneath the surface. We analyze how investments in foundational infrastructure—from AI data centers to restaurant tech stacks and critical minerals—are reshaping industries and redefining value.
Despite a 14% share price decline over three months, Mega First Corporation Berhad (KLSE:MFCB) exhibits robust financial health with a strong Return on Equity. Analysts are questioning why this hasn't translated into higher growth, probing whether the market is overlooking its underlying value.
