As AI stocks exhibit heightened volatility, investors are grappling with bubble concerns. Financial experts weigh in on distinguishing hype from structural shift and outline defensive strategies for portfolios.
Bloom Energy secures a multi-billion dollar, multi-year agreement with American Electric Power, marking its largest commercial deal to date. The partnership promises a major rollout of Bloom's fuel cell technology but arrives as the company's stock faces intense scrutiny over its recent meteoric rise and long-term valuation.
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly announces a major $3.5 billion manufacturing expansion for its injectable weight loss therapies, alongside forging two new research collaborations targeting hearing loss and autoimmune diseases, as its stock continues a meteoric rise.
Lululemon founder Dennis J. Wilson has launched a shareholder activist campaign, setting the stage for a potential boardroom shakeup at the 2026 Annual Meeting. The move puts the athletic apparel giant's governance, strategic direction, and growth priorities under intense scrutiny.
New data reveals companies embracing structured flexibility are growing significantly faster and attracting deeper talent pools than their office-mandate rivals, reshaping the post-pandemic competitive landscape.
With its Albertsons merger blocked, Kroger is pivoting its growth strategy, channeling hundreds of millions into expanding its large-format Marketplace stores across Indiana, Texas, and West Virginia.
As clinical-stage biotech Alumis sees its stock price skyrocket on optimism for its autoimmune disease pipeline, one investment fund has made a contrarian move, selling its entire position just before a major rally.
After years of high-stakes drama, false starts, and a brief, turbulent reign, The Walt Disney Company has finally named its next leader. Theme parks chief Josh D'Amaro is set to take the helm, marking the end of Bob Iger's prolonged and interrupted exit and opening a new chapter for the entertainment giant.
BellRing Brands reports a solid Q1 2026, beating expectations but narrows full-year sales guidance amid heightened promotional activity from insurgent brands in the protein shake market. CEO Darcy Horn Davenport announces her retirement, marking the end of a 17-year tenure that saw the company grow from $20 million to a $2.3 billion global business.
In its Q4 2025 earnings call, Two Harbors Investment Corp. detailed its planned merger with United Wholesale Mortgage, a move executives say will create a $400 billion MSR portfolio and position the combined entity to compete more effectively in a landscape where size is increasingly critical.
The Walt Disney Company has appointed Josh D'Amaro, the architect behind its booming parks and experiences division, as its new chief executive, succeeding Bob Iger and charting a course through a turbulent media landscape.
McDonald's re-enters the top 10 of Entrepreneur's Franchise 500, climbing from 22nd place, driven by a strategic return to value-focused offerings like the $5 meal deal and the Snack Wrap.
As markets recalibrate amid shifting Fed expectations, income-focused strategies gain prominence. We analyze two REITs with standout 8%+ yields and 'Strong Buy' ratings from Wall Street, examining their resilience and income-generating potential.
Jean-Baptiste Santoul, a Ferrero veteran, takes the reins at the newly acquired WK Kellogg, pledging to accelerate growth and navigate the challenges facing the North American cereal market.
As Disney navigates a transformative deal with OpenAI and intensifying competition, financial experts debate whether the entertainment giant's stock presents a buying opportunity or warrants caution in the current economic climate.
Prediction markets for specific words spoken by NFL broadcasters are seeing explosive growth ahead of Super Bowl LX, with millions staked on niche wagers despite league objections and advertising bans.
Disney's board has tapped Josh D'Amaro, the longtime executive behind its lucrative parks and experiences division, to succeed Bob Iger as CEO. The move signals a focus on operational excellence and core assets as the company navigates industry upheaval.
The Walt Disney Company has named parks chief Josh D’Amaro as its next CEO, with Dana Walden elevated to Chief Creative Officer. The long-planned succession will take effect in March 2026, marking the end of Bob Iger's storied second act.
Apple's stock has been on a historic run, but the path to a sustained $300 share price hinges on cooling valuations, managing supply chain pressures, and tempering sky-high investor expectations.
The Walt Disney Company has named Josh D'Amaro, the architect behind its booming parks and experiences division, as its next Chief Executive Officer, concluding a high-stakes succession saga.
