German chipmaker Infineon Technologies is fast-tracking its artificial intelligence investments and acquiring AMS Austram's sensor portfolio, a strategic move to solidify its position in the high-growth AI-driven automotive and industrial sectors.
Samsung Electronics unveils a special edition foldable for the 2026 Winter Games and introduces advanced privacy controls, moves analysts see as strategic plays to bolster its premium brand and address investor concerns over its valuation.
As NetApp powers the data operations for Super Bowl LX, the high-profile event highlights its infrastructure capabilities. Yet, this showcase arrives against a backdrop of conflicting analyst views and recent stock volatility, prompting a closer look at its valuation and long-term trajectory.
With a 5.6% yield and three decades of dividend growth, Enbridge offers investors a rare combination of income and stability as the global energy landscape evolves.
France's largest bank reported a 28% jump in fourth-quarter net profit, driven by robust revenue growth across its divisions, while outlining more ambitious financial goals through 2028.
Choice Hotels International has launched a next-generation prototype for its Everhome Suites brand, targeting cost-conscious developers and long-term guests with a design that cuts construction costs by 13% per room while expanding capacity.
While TopBuild's earnings per share grew at a steady 10% annual clip over three years, its stock price skyrocketed 153%, highlighting a significant divergence between fundamental performance and investor optimism. The recent 23% quarterly gain adds to the momentum, though analysts note potential overvaluation risks.
U.S. stock futures inched upward Thursday morning as investors parsed conflicting economic data: a sharp slowdown in private hiring against a steady expansion in the services industry, keeping rate-cut expectations in check.
Southeast Asia's super-app leader Grab Holdings sees its stock back in the spotlight following robust Q3 results and a strategic lidar partnership. Yet, despite raised guidance and bullish analyst calls, a significant share price pullback highlights the complex valuation debate facing investors.
Anthropic's latest AI tool, designed to perform specialized professional tasks, has triggered a massive sell-off in legacy software stocks and intensified the debate over AI's threat to traditional office roles, with its own employees expressing unease.
As several stocks test new 52-week lows, investors are parsing which declines signal a buying opportunity and which reflect deeper troubles. We examine one healthcare giant poised for a rebound and two tech names facing persistent headwinds.
Performance Food Group is actively pursuing acquisitions to bolster long-term growth, its CFO confirmed, signaling a strategic push to expand scale and reach even as the company navigates near-term earnings challenges.
The cryptocurrency recovered from a sharp intraday drop, but analysts caution the rally appears driven by short-covering rather than robust new investor demand, with broader macro uncertainties lingering.
Placer.ai data indicates Wegmans' new Norwalk location is averaging significantly fewer daily visits than established competitors like Stew Leonard's, ShopRite, and Costco, as the regional grocery battle intensifies.
As Bitcoin and Ethereum plunge to yearly lows, BitMine's aggressive 'ETH treasury' strategy has resulted in massive unrealized losses. Fundstrat's Tom Lee remains a staunch defender, arguing it's a paper loss that will be erased in the next bull cycle, while the company leans into staking revenue and infrastructure development.
A sharp sell-off in Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies has intensified, with fears mounting that a breach of key support levels could trigger a deeper slide toward $50,000. The downturn follows cautious remarks from Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and significant institutional outflows.
T. Rowe Price met revenue forecasts for Q4 2025 but fell short on earnings per share, as net client outflows and industry-wide shifts to lower-fee products squeezed margins. The firm is betting on fixed income, ETFs, and alternatives for future growth.
Performance Food Group met Q4 revenue targets but missed profit expectations, citing acquisition costs and food deflation. Its subdued outlook for the coming quarter reflects ongoing integration challenges and cautious consumer spending.
Bio-Techne (NASDAQ:TECH) delivered Q4 2025 results that edged past analyst forecasts, with flat year-over-year revenue of $295.9 million overshadowed by stronger-than-expected profitability and margin expansion, as the company manages a bifurcated demand environment.
IT solutions giant CDW surpassed analyst expectations for Q4 2025, reporting $5.51 billion in revenue and highlighting strong growth in cloud, AI, and professional services as key drivers.
