Aerospace supplier TransDigm Group posted stronger-than-expected Q4 sales, fueled by rebounding aircraft production. However, investor sentiment turned negative as integration costs from recent buys and aftermarket channel dynamics pressured profitability, prompting a conservative near-term outlook from management.
Specialty materials leader ATI posted stronger-than-expected Q4 earnings, driven by robust demand in aerospace and defense sectors, even as revenue held steady at $1.18 billion. The company's outlook remains bullish on continued growth in its core markets.
Agricultural giant Archer-Daniels-Midland reported a 13.7% year-over-year revenue decline in Q4 2025, missing market expectations, as weak global trade and soft consumer demand weighed on results. While cost controls boosted profits above forecasts, management signaled that clearer U.S. biofuel regulations and a recovery in exports are critical to its 2026 outlook.
J&J Snack Foods' Q4 revenue fell short of expectations, but strategic cost-cutting and a shift to higher-margin products helped cushion the blow. The company's 'Project Apollo' initiative is now delivering tangible savings as management eyes a recovery fueled by new product launches.
In turbulent markets, low-volatility stocks offer investors a refuge. We examine three established companies with strong fundamentals and the potential for steady, long-term appreciation.
Washington hosts ministers from over 50 nations to forge a united front on securing vital mineral resources, aiming to reduce collective dependence on China for materials essential to modern technology and defense.
Exclusive: Washington and Tehran are set for direct negotiations in Muscat this Friday, focusing solely on Iran's nuclear program amid a backdrop of military posturing and recent confrontations in the Gulf.
Brinker International's fourth-quarter performance was driven by Chili's robust momentum, fueled by menu innovation and operational discipline. While Maggiano's shows incremental progress, analyst questions during the earnings call revealed deeper strategic pressures and future tests for the restaurant operator.
Binance has shifted $200 million from its user-protection fund into Bitcoin, yet the flagship cryptocurrency's price remains stagnant. Analysts point to the internal nature of the transfers and prevailing macro headwinds as key reasons for the muted impact.
Cal-Maine Foods (CALM) is in the spotlight following its Q2 fiscal 2026 results and a strategic acquisition of Clean Egg LLC's Texas production assets, aimed at expanding its cage-free and free-range egg portfolio. The move comes as the company's stock shows near-term volatility against a backdrop of long-term shareholder gains, raising questions about its current valuation.
New EU survey data for early 2026 points to a fragile uptick in retail sector confidence, marking a potential turning point after a prolonged slump. However, persistently low consumer sentiment suggests households remain wary, casting a shadow over the durability of the recovery.
A U.S.-backed critical minerals group moves to acquire a major share in Glencore's DRC copper and cobalt assets, signaling a strategic shift in the global race for battery metals.
Meritage Homes' fourth-quarter results reflect a housing market still grappling with affordability and cautious buyers. While the company resisted deep discounting, its focus on backlog conversion and ready-to-move inventory provided a partial buffer against softer demand, setting the stage for a critical spring selling season.
While the broader market rallied, 3D printing pioneer Stratasys has seen its shares stagnate. An analysis of its financials reveals persistent challenges in growth, profitability, and cash flow, prompting a look at more resilient investment opportunities.
As one of the S&P 500's most generous dividend payers, ExxonMobil offers investors a yield nearly triple the index average. We examine the financial resilience behind its 43-year growth streak and the potential income from a modest initial investment.
Nevada gaming regulators have launched a new legal offensive against Coinbase, seeking to shut down its prediction markets in a high-stakes conflict that pits state gambling laws against federal financial oversight. The move signals a hardening state-level resistance to crypto-based event contracts.
Profitability alone is no longer a reliable indicator of future success in today's competitive markets. We analyze why one company stands out for its sustainable model, while two others, despite showing profits, may not be worth the risk for long-term investors.
While growth investing offers significant potential, identifying sustainable winners is notoriously difficult. We analyze two companies with robust fundamentals and strong tailwinds, alongside one facing steep challenges, providing context for investors navigating today's market.
While Vulcan Materials (VMC) has kept pace with the broader market, a closer look reveals potential headwinds in shipment volumes, revenue projections, and margins. We examine the risks and highlight a more resilient investment opportunity favored by legendary investors.
As the fall of El-Fasher to the Rapid Support Forces triggers a new wave of displacement, tens of thousands find themselves in dire conditions at the Tawila camp, facing shortages of food, medicine, and shelter, while reports of atrocities and mass graves emerge from the ruined city.
