The medical device maker is generating significantly higher returns from its existing capital base, signaling improved operational efficiency and a potentially undervalued stock.
Equifax closed 2025 with stronger-than-expected results, fueled by its Workforce Solutions and USIS divisions. While navigating a choppy mortgage landscape, the credit bureau is betting on proprietary data and AI to drive future growth, even as rising FICO royalty costs pressure reported margins.
DHI Group reported a pivotal fourth quarter, with its security-cleared jobs platform showing signs of recovery while its flagship tech hiring site, Dice, continued to struggle amid a sluggish commercial tech sector. The company emphasized operational efficiency and a subscription-focused model as it charts a course for 2026.
Shares in South African mining heavyweight Exxaro Resources have climbed over 7% in a month, but analysts are questioning whether the rally is built on solid ground as key financial metrics reveal potential headwinds.
While WH Smith's shares have seen an 11% uptick recently, long-term investors are grappling with a 59% plunge over three years. We examine the underlying business performance, insider sentiment, and whether this signals a fragile turnaround or deeper challenges.
Amgen's stock has surged over 27% in the past year, prompting investors to scrutinize whether its current price still reflects the underlying business value. A deep dive into cash flow and earnings models suggests a potential disconnect.
An analysis of AGROB Immobilien AG's Return on Equity reveals a performance lagging behind the real estate sector average, compounded by a significantly leveraged balance sheet, prompting investor scrutiny.
Medtronic's stock has climbed steadily, posting a 14.6% return over the past year. As shares hover around $102, investors are asking if the rally has left the stock overvalued or if there's still room to grow. A deep dive into key valuation metrics reveals a nuanced picture.
Deutsche Bank announces a significant 47% increase in its dividend payout to €1.00 per share, a move that aligns with robust earnings growth and a conservative payout ratio, marking a potential turning point for the lender's shareholder returns.
As regional markets hit new highs, savvy investors are looking past blue-chips. We analyze three under-the-radar penny stocks from the insurance, real estate, and tech sectors showing compelling financial metrics and growth potential.
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.
As demand from data centers and AI strains the aging U.S. electrical grid, Hubbell Incorporated emerges as a critical supplier. Analysts argue its specialized products and regulatory moat position it for sustained growth, transcending its traditional industrial classification.
The telehealth company's new lab testing service is seen as a strategic move to evolve beyond online pharmacy, aiming to create a data-driven, end-to-end health platform. While shares have faced pressure, some analysts see long-term potential in its personalized care model.
Amidst surging regional power demand from tech and industrial expansion, Portland General Electric (POR) is positioning itself as a critical infrastructure player. With robust financials, strategic clean energy investments, and a reliable dividend, the Oregon utility presents a compelling case for growth-oriented income investors.
Despite a fractured electoral landscape, incumbent Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is forecast to navigate post-poll negotiations and lead a new coalition government, leveraging nationalist sentiment and his party's pivotal role.
Asian equities followed Wall Street lower on Thursday, dragged down by a renewed sell-off in heavyweight technology stocks. While U.S. futures hinted at a tentative recovery, regional benchmarks from Tokyo to Seoul posted significant losses, reflecting investor jitters over stretched valuations and shifting sector dynamics.
MEMS timing leader SiTime posts exceptional Q4 results, with revenue soaring 66% year-over-year, driven by booming demand in AI and data center markets. The company simultaneously announces a landmark acquisition of Renesas' timing business, positioning itself for expanded scale and leadership.
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.
Qualcomm reported record fiscal first-quarter revenue of $12.3 billion, driven by flagship smartphone demand and growth in automotive and IoT. However, the company cautioned that near-term handset results face headwinds from an industry-wide DRAM shortage, as memory suppliers prioritize AI data centers.
After a significant pullback in its share price, Netflix finds itself at a critical valuation crossroads. We analyze the numbers behind the recent weakness and what they mean for investors gauging the company's future.
