Speaker Mike Johnson confronts a pivotal procedural vote Tuesday, needing near-unanimous Republican support to pass a stopgap funding bill and end a partial government shutdown, all while managing pressure from former President Trump and internal party divisions.
Global data center giant Digital Realty Trust has finalized a deal to acquire the TelcoHub 1 facility in Cyberjaya, marking its formal entry into the Malaysian market and signaling a major expansion of its Southeast Asian footprint.
Barclays raises price target on Iron Mountain, citing strength in storage, rentals, and its expanding IT asset lifecycle unit. The firm's data center leasing and cost restructuring are also seen as key catalysts for 2026.
As a broader sector slump looms into 2026, Dell Technologies demonstrates resilience, with analysts pointing to its strength in artificial intelligence infrastructure as a key differentiator.
Analysts highlight Credo Technology Group (CRDO) as a core beneficiary of soaring cloud and AI data center spending, with revenue projected to nearly triple in FY2026 amid industry-wide capex surge.
KeyBanc Capital Markets has reiterated its bullish stance on Amazon.com, Inc., lifting its price target and highlighting underestimated momentum in AWS and the grocery sector, even as the company continues a significant corporate workforce restructuring.
In a move to rebalance bilateral trade, India has agreed to significant purchases of U.S. goods including petroleum, defense systems, and commercial aircraft under a newly announced agreement, a senior official confirmed.
Despite a recent share price dip and declining earnings per share, Harvey Norman Holdings (ASX:HVN) has generated a robust 82% total shareholder return since 2021, fueled by dividends and investor confidence in its long-term strategy.
Amidst a cautiously optimistic European market, corporate insiders are placing their own capital behind select small-cap companies. We examine three firms where recent insider buying aligns with strong fundamentals and growth forecasts, offering a potential roadmap for value-seeking investors.
Amid a cautiously recovering Eurozone, companies with substantial insider ownership are drawing investor attention. This alignment of interests often signals conviction in long-term growth, as seen in three standout firms from the fashion tech, aquaculture, and biotech sectors.
As the Eurozone economy shows signs of steady, if modest, recovery, investors are scanning the market for hidden gems. We spotlight three European companies—spanning construction, advanced tech, and energy services—that appear to be trading significantly below their estimated intrinsic value, offering potential opportunities for value-oriented portfolios.
While IonQ boasts a key technical advantage in quantum computing error rates, the long road to commercial viability and fierce competition from tech giants cast doubt on its status as the definitive investment choice.
As the Eurozone economy shows signs of steady recovery, investors are looking past major indexes to find value in resilient small-cap companies with strong fundamentals and growth potential.
As the Eurozone economy shows signs of steady, if modest, growth, income-focused investors are turning to dividend stocks for reliable returns. We analyze three standout European companies offering attractive yields and resilient business models in the current climate.
Asian equities and gold rebounded sharply on Tuesday, recovering from a steep two-day sell-off. However, Bitcoin's steeper weekly losses highlight a growing performance gap, underscoring a shift in investor preference toward traditional markets that began in late 2024.
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced additional arrests in the St. Paul church protest case, sharply criticizing former CNN anchor Don Lemon for claiming his involvement was protected journalism.
South African insurer OUTsurance Group has rewarded long-term investors with a remarkable total shareholder return of 444% over the past five years, significantly outperforming its share price growth, driven by strong earnings and consistent dividends.
Buoyed by a near-monopoly on critical EUV lithography systems and a surge in orders, ASML's stellar 2025 earnings signal continued dominance in the semiconductor equipment sector, making it a focal point for investors eyeing the chip industry's future.
An analysis of SBM Offshore's financial health reveals a Return on Equity significantly below the industry average, raising questions about capital efficiency and its high-debt strategy in a competitive energy services market.
SATS Ltd.'s shares have climbed over 8% in three months, prompting investors to look beyond its modest ROE to robust profit expansion and strategic reinvestment as key drivers.
