Australian lender Wisr Limited (ASX:WZR) is on a path to potentially post its first annual profit in 2027, according to analyst consensus, marking a pivotal shift for the fintech after years of investment and growth.
In his first major interview since being named Bob Iger's successor, Disney Parks Chairman Josh D'Amaro outlines his vision for leading the entertainment giant, emphasizing a balance between cherished tradition and technological advancement, with AI as a tool in service of human creativity.
Bunge Global's shares have surged over 61% in the past year, fueled by its pivotal role in global food supply chains. A deep dive into its cash flow outlook and valuation metrics suggests the rally may still have room to run, with analysts pointing to a significant gap between its current price and intrinsic value.
Nintendo's latest earnings reveal record-breaking Switch sales and a robust Switch 2 launch, achieved despite significant tariff and memory chip cost pressures. While profits surged, the company's unchanged full-year guidance and margin resilience are now the focal points for investors.
Coty Inc. (COTY) presents a complex picture for investors, with its stock showing short-term volatility against a backdrop of strong long-term gains. As shares hover around $3.16, a significant gap remains between its market price and some analysts' fair value estimates, prompting debate on whether this signals a buying opportunity or underlying challenges.
Prominent longevity physician and author Dr. Peter Attia has resigned from his role at nutrition bar maker David Protein following the release of documents linking him to Jeffrey Epstein. The controversy now casts a shadow over Biograph, the medical testing startup he co-founded, which has removed references to him and declined to comment.
As LVMH navigates a shifting luxury landscape marked by softer demand in China, the group is placing a strategic bet on a renewed Dior to drive its fashion and leather goods division forward. This management and creative reset comes at a pivotal moment for the world's largest luxury conglomerate.
Take-Two Interactive Software's fair value estimate sees a modest upward revision, driven by adjusted discount rates and slightly improved growth projections. Analysts are factoring in potential efficiency gains from generative AI and strong engagement signals from recent Grand Theft Auto Online updates.
Walmart's fair value estimate sees a modest uptick, reflecting a nuanced analyst landscape where operational strength contends with broader retail sector headwinds.
Dollar General (DG) is witnessing a significant resurgence, driven by stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter performance marked by robust same-store sales and expanding margins. Investor optimism is reflected in a dramatic 90-day share price surge, though long-term returns tell a more complex story.
Albertsons Companies (ACI) shares present a compelling valuation puzzle. Trading at a significant discount to intrinsic value estimates, the grocery giant's stock appears cheap on paper. Yet, its performance lags behind peers, raising questions about whether the market is missing an opportunity or seeing risks that models overlook.
Ford Motor Company has firmly denied a Financial Times report claiming it held exploratory talks with Chinese tech giant Xiaomi about a potential joint venture to produce electric vehicles in the United States, as geopolitical tensions cast a shadow over cross-industry collaboration.
Amcor reports Q2 adjusted EPS growth of 7%, driven by accelerating cost synergies from its transformative Berry acquisition. The packaging giant reaffirms its full-year outlook, citing strong execution and a clear path to deliver at least $260 million in synergies for fiscal 2026.
Cirrus Logic (CRUS) reported fiscal Q3 revenue and earnings that topped guidance, fueled by stronger-than-expected smartphone component demand. While smartphone strength drove results, executives detailed growing traction in PC and automotive markets as part of a strategic push to broaden its revenue base beyond its largest customer.
Ball Corporation (NYSE: BALL) reported record financial results for 2025 and provided a confident outlook for 2026, fueled by robust global demand for aluminum beverage cans, disciplined cost management, and the recent acquisition of European assets. New CEO Ron Lewis emphasized the company's strategy is 'intact and working,' targeting continued double-digit EPS growth.
Archer Daniels Midland reported mixed Q4 results, with profits pressured in its core Ag Services & Oilseeds unit. While management touted operational improvements and a strong cash flow performance, they cautioned that clarity on U.S. biofuel policy is key to unlocking a more constructive outlook for the year ahead.
PayPal's latest earnings reveal a CEO transition and a strategic pivot as the payments giant grapples with slower-than-expected modernization of its core online checkout business, despite growth in Venmo and enterprise services.
In its Q4 2025 earnings call, PepsiCo detailed a multi-pronged strategy to reignite growth in its core North American market. Plans include targeted price adjustments for Frito-Lay snacks, major brand overhauls for Lay's and Gatorade, and leveraging productivity gains to fund commercial investments, with leadership expressing confidence in a stronger second half for 2026.
Amidst global market volatility, a closer look at three Asian small-cap stocks reveals nuanced stories of growth, resilience, and potential value beyond their 'penny stock' classification.
Crude oil and gasoline futures rallied sharply Tuesday, reversing earlier losses, as a weakening US dollar and escalating military tensions in the Middle East triggered a wave of buying. The gains highlight the market's acute sensitivity to geopolitical risk and currency fluctuations.
