A 13-year-old boy swam four kilometers through treacherous waters off Western Australia's coast to alert rescuers after his mother and two siblings were swept out to sea, in an act described by emergency crews as "superhuman."
Senior NATO naval commanders, gathered in Paris, warn that Russia continues to prioritize and fund its Northern Fleet's submarine capabilities, forcing a costly and complex Western response in the North Atlantic and Arctic.
Investment giant T. Rowe Price has entered the competitive thematic ETF arena with the launch of the T. Rowe Price Innovation Leaders ETF (TNXT). The actively managed fund seeks exposure to companies driving transformation across technology, healthcare, and financial services.
TD Cowen reaffirmed its Buy rating on Northern Trust and increased its price target to $175, following the company's better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings driven by robust fee growth and disciplined cost management.
Two major analysts have trimmed price targets for Bank of America following its Q4 earnings, citing revised provision estimates and a pause in share repurchases, even as the bank beat profit expectations.
RBC Capital Markets has raised its price target for BNY Mellon, citing improved execution of CEO Robin Vince's three-pillar strategy which is breaking down internal silos and curbing cost inflation, setting the stage for stronger earnings growth.
Goldman Sachs sees its price target raised by two major analysts, with KBW lifting it to $1,000 and Bank of America to $1,100, citing robust performance in investment banking and trading divisions and a favorable regulatory shift.
The French wine group, home to labels like Lanson and Philipponnat, saw revenue fall nearly 9% in 2025, underperforming a declining Champagne market as economic pressures and promotional battles squeeze margins.
Despite processing over $8.4 trillion in January—dwarfing traditional card networks—Circle's share price continues its steep decline, highlighting a stark divide between booming on-chain utility and skeptical market valuation.
Despite robust revenue growth in 2025, Meta Platforms' stock underperformed the market. With a strategic pivot towards high-return AI investments and new advertising frontiers, analysts see the social media giant as attractively valued for a potential comeback this year.
The Gulf Coast regional bank announces a dividend increase, with analysts highlighting its sustainable payout ratio and earnings growth trajectory as key indicators of robust financial health.
Bank of America highlights the resurgence of a classic, all-weather asset mix—25% each in stocks, bonds, gold, and cash—as it delivers its strongest 10-year performance in over three decades, challenging the dominance of traditional balanced strategies.
Restaurant Brands International finalizes its joint venture with CPE, securing fresh capital and local expertise to fuel an ambitious plan to grow Burger King's footprint in China to over 4,000 restaurants by 2035.
RBC Capital has trimmed its price target for EOG Resources, citing a more conservative long-term view on oil prices. The adjustment reflects lowered 2026 WTI forecasts and impacts the shale producer's earnings and cash flow projections.
Analysts at Leerink Partners have raised their price target for Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), highlighting a series of pivotal clinical trial results expected in 2025. The firm sees significant upside potential as the market currently undervalues the company's robust pipeline, despite near-term earnings adjustments.
Goldman Sachs maintains a Neutral stance on Pfizer (PFE) with a $26 price target, as the pharmaceutical giant navigates significant margin pressures from looming patent expiries and a constrained business development budget.
Morgan Stanley reiterates its Equalweight rating on HSBC Holdings with a HK$13.15 price target, projecting strong net interest income for 2025 driven by HIBOR recovery and deposit growth, while highlighting the bank's sustained capital return plans.
Ameriprise Financial reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of $10.83 per share, comfortably beating analyst forecasts, driven by robust growth in client assets and disciplined expense management. Revenue also exceeded expectations, climbing 10% year-over-year.
Raymond James Financial reported a 6% year-over-year revenue increase to $3.7 billion for its fiscal first quarter, though net income declined, highlighting a mixed performance as its wealth management arm showed strength.
Shares of enterprise software provider Open Text (OTEX) have tumbled across all major timeframes, pushing its valuation into the spotlight. With a significant gap between its current price and a key fair value estimate, investors are weighing whether this is a buying opportunity or a sign of deeper challenges.
