AudioCodes reported steady but muted revenue growth for Q4 and full-year 2025, as the company continues its strategic pivot toward AI-powered cloud services. While profitability metrics faced pressure, management pointed to strong momentum in its VoiceAI and managed services segments as key drivers for future expansion.
Sartorius reports a return to 'normal' demand for consumables in its preliminary 2025 results, driving sales past €3.5 billion. While equipment investment remains subdued, strong recurring revenue and cost discipline fueled profit growth, setting a cautiously optimistic tone for 2026.
As markets rally, investors are scrutinizing firms where executives' fortunes are tied to shareholders'. We spotlight three companies with significant insider ownership and earnings growth forecasts nearing 50% or higher.
As U.S. markets rebound, Vanguard's VYMI ETF has delivered a 41% surge by tapping into high-yield international stocks, offering investors a potent mix of income and geographic diversification.
Furniture maker Flexsteel Industries reports a 9% year-over-year sales increase for its fiscal second quarter, driven by strategic pricing and new product launches. However, executives caution that looming 25% tariffs on inventory and a volatile consumer environment pose significant challenges for the latter half of 2026.
As major indices hit new highs, savvy investors are turning to the small-cap sector for overlooked companies with strong fundamentals. We analyze three such potential hidden gems poised for growth.
A sharp weekend sell-off in Bitcoin, triggered by fading AI enthusiasm and political uncertainty around the Federal Reserve, led to massive liquidations and pushed the cryptocurrency to a nine-month low, signaling a potential structural shift in markets.
The e-commerce giant has agreed to a major settlement to resolve class action claims that its automated returns system wrongly withheld refunds from U.S. customers, marking another significant regulatory payout for the company.
As major miners retreat amid volatile markets, stablecoin giant Tether launches an ambitious software suite aimed at industrializing and streamlining Bitcoin mining operations worldwide.
A wave of selling pressure hit the software sector Wednesday morning, dragging down shares of prominent firms like Five9, Rapid7, and SentinelOne. The downturn reflects a broader market pivot as investors reassess traditional SaaS models in favor of businesses with deeply integrated artificial intelligence capabilities.
Analysts project Advanced Micro Devices to surpass earnings estimates, buoyed by sustained AI investment and strategic partnerships, with Wedbush setting a $290 price target.
Amidst the glitter of gold medals lies a stark financial reality for many American Olympic athletes. With no state salary and often crippling costs, a historic private donation seeks to change the game.
Fubo CEO David Gandler downplays immediate changes from Josh D'Amaro's Disney appointment, focusing instead on executing the post-Hulu merger strategy and navigating content disputes.
Investment firm Seizert Capital Partners has significantly increased its stake in auto parts distributor LKQ Corp., committing an additional $15.2 million even as the company navigates a shifting automotive landscape and stock price pressures.
The Chinese EV maker shattered delivery records in late 2025, with surging margins and a path to profitability challenging the industry's narrative. Yet, questions remain about sustaining growth amid fierce competition.
As Robinhood prepares to report its fourth-quarter results, investors weigh its impressive growth trajectory against a maturing business model and a premium valuation.
In a candid industry discussion, Galaxy Digital's Zac Prince and host Scott Melker scrutinize the business model of companies built around holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets, suggesting the trend may be losing steam as market focus shifts back to fundamentals.
Nvidia's journey to becoming the world's most valuable company was a marathon, not a sprint, testing the resolve of investors through years of modest returns and cyclical downturns before its AI-driven explosion.
A wave of selling pressure swept through the software sector Wednesday morning, dragging down shares of prominent SaaS providers. The sell-off reflects a broader market pivot as investors reassess traditional software models in the age of artificial intelligence.
A disappointing earnings report from industry bellwether Gartner triggered a sharp selloff across the IT services and consulting sector on Thursday, dragging down shares of major players and fueling concerns over a broader growth slowdown.
