Caterpillar secures a landmark 2-gigawatt deal to power a major AI data center campus, signaling a strategic pivot as demand for reliable, high-capacity energy solutions soars alongside artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Amid a patchy performance across Asian markets, several companies are flashing on value screens, trading at discounts of up to 31% to their estimated intrinsic value based on cash flow projections.
Despite reporting robust user growth and strengthening cash margins, Pinterest's share price continues to languish, creating a puzzling disconnect for investors as the company executes on its monetization strategy.
Catapult Sports unveils its next-generation Perch P2 training system, expanding its focus from on-field performance tracking to integrated gym and rehabilitation workflows, as the company aims to build a comprehensive athlete health ecosystem.
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.
Amid stable rates and cautious sentiment, investors are turning to Asia's small-cap sector for value. We spotlight three fundamentally strong companies trading at significant discounts to their fair value.
Shares of Alfa Laval (OM:ALFA) have gained significant momentum, rising nearly 15% over the last 90 days. This analysis delves into whether the current valuation still presents an opportunity for investors or if the market has already priced in future growth, examining conflicting fair value estimates and key industry risks.
Tencent Holdings' shares have retreated over 10% in the past month, sparking debate among investors. While a key valuation model suggests the stock is significantly undervalued, market sentiment remains cautious amid broader tech sector pressures.
HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus are reportedly in talks to source memory chips from Chinese manufacturers for the first time, as global shortages disrupt product launches and drive up costs across the tech sector.
Alphabet announces plans to nearly double capital expenditures this year, betting big on AI infrastructure as its cloud division outpaces rivals and drives revenue growth.
Alphabet's confident earnings call, fueled by strong adoption of its Gemini AI models, signals a dramatic shift in Wall Street's perception, positioning Google as a frontrunner while investor concerns grow around rivals' reliance on OpenAI.
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%.
Despite a muted market reaction to Logitech International's recent earnings, a deeper look at its cash conversion reveals a robust financial engine that may signal undervalued growth prospects.
As Gulf markets surge on strong oil and corporate performance, investors are looking beyond the major indices. We analyze three lesser-known companies—in healthcare, transportation, and tech—that are demonstrating strong fundamentals and strategic positioning for the coming year.
Wall Street's once-bullish narrative on software faces a sharp reversal as AI advancements spark fears of obsolescence, wiping billions from the sector and putting giants like Salesforce under intense scrutiny ahead of key earnings.
Sonos reports a significant jump in profitability for its fiscal first quarter, with net income nearly doubling year-over-year despite flat revenue. The audio specialist also announced a new product aimed at the custom installation market and filed a shelf registration for employee stock offerings.
IT solutions giant CDW posted stronger-than-expected Q4 and full-year results, driven by robust demand for software, cloud, and AI-focused services. The company's board approved a higher quarterly dividend, underscoring its commitment to shareholder returns amid a strategic shift toward higher-margin offerings.
GE Aerospace is investing heavily to transform its Singapore engine repair facility into a highly automated, AI-driven center, aiming to capture a larger share of the lucrative Asia-Pacific aviation aftermarket and fend off rivals like Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney.
Biotech firm Nurix Therapeutics reported a significant widening of its net loss for fiscal 2025 to $264.5 million, despite revenue growth. Concurrently, the company filed a shelf registration for a $98.8 million employee stock offering, raising fresh concerns over dilution and its path to profitability as its key drug candidates advance.
Ecobee's expansion of its SmartBuildings platform with a new API for multifamily operators intensifies competition in the connected energy space, directly impacting players like Generac Holdings. The move underscores the accelerating integration of HVAC control, energy management, and backup power solutions in large-scale property portfolios.
