Palantir Technologies (PLTR) secures bullish coverage from two major firms, with price targets exceeding $200, as its AI platform gains traction in a rapidly expanding market.
Bank of America and Stifel reaffirm bullish stances on MongoDB, citing strong performance of its Atlas platform and strategic expansion into AI capabilities as key drivers for future growth.
Piper Sandler and Scotiabank have lowered their price targets for HF Sinclair (DINO), citing operational disruptions on the West Coast that are expected to pressure near-term earnings, though longer-term prospects remain intact.
The UK digital challenger bank is pitching its proprietary 'Engine' platform to mid-sized American financial institutions, betting on outdated systems and market consolidation to drive demand.
BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners and Sweden's EQT are nearing a deal to acquire AES Corp., a major renewable energy supplier to tech firms, in a move highlighting the intense investor appetite for power assets amid the AI boom.
President Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve has drawn mixed reactions from markets and analysts, raising questions about the central bank's future independence and the appointee's consistent alignment with the sitting president's economic preferences.
Nintendo's latest financial results reveal the Switch 2's explosive start, already outselling the entire Wii U lifecycle, as the original Switch solidifies its place as the company's top-selling console ever.
Tyson Foods' first-quarter earnings reveal a stark divide: its beef unit is hemorrhaging money due to a severe cattle shortage, while resilient consumer demand for chicken has buoyed profits and surpassed analyst expectations.
Palantir Technologies Inc. surged after posting a stronger-than-expected fourth quarter, with CEO Alex Karp framing the results as vindication for the company's controversial path. The performance comes amid a sector-wide selloff and persistent debates over the data analytics firm's valuation and government ties.
A significant fire erupted at a shopping center in western Tehran on Tuesday, with state media confirming the deployment of firefighting teams to contain the incident.
Hundreds of unionized hospitality workers in Minneapolis are staying off the streets, unconvinced by federal assurances of a softer immigration enforcement approach. The ongoing fear is crippling local businesses and deepening community distrust.
The European Commission has escalated its scrutiny of China's Goldwind, opening an in-depth investigation under new powers to examine whether foreign subsidies granted to the turbine manufacturer have distorted the EU's single market.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has struck a deal to acquire Ørsted's entire European onshore renewables portfolio, a move that significantly expands its footprint and accelerates the continent's shift away from fossil fuels.
As major indices hit new highs amid economic crosscurrents, a closer look reveals potential in overlooked corners of the market. We analyze three small-cap stocks with strong fundamentals that are navigating the unique challenges and opportunities of 2026.
India's Supreme Court has sharply criticized WhatsApp's privacy policy as 'cleverly designed to mislead users,' warning it could restore a ban on the app sharing Indian user data with parent company Meta. The court's intervention escalates a long-running antitrust battle that could reshape data practices in Meta's largest market.
As major indices rally, investors are turning to dividend-paying stocks for a blend of income and stability. We analyze three financial sector picks offering yields between 3.4% and 4.1%, assessing their value and reliability in the current climate.
The German industrial giant plans to expand manufacturing across five states and open a new Mississippi facility, targeting gas turbine and grid tech production while creating 1,500 jobs, as electricity demand from data centers reshapes the American energy landscape.
Atlantic Union Bankshares (AUB) shares have surged over 22% in the past 90 days, fueled by robust financials and double-digit returns. But with its P/E ratio trading at a premium to the industry, analysts are divided on whether the stock remains undervalued or is due for a correction.
The retail-focused REIT has restructured its credit facilities, gaining breathing room on debt repayments while investors debate whether the move strengthens its long-term outlook or merely postpones underlying challenges.
While Travelzoo's fair value holds steady at $22.25, a clear divide has emerged among analysts. The debate centers on balancing lowered 2025 expectations against a bullish long-term outlook fueled by subscriber growth.
