Oracle shares have retreated sharply from recent highs, raising questions about whether the market has overcorrected. A deep dive into key valuation metrics reveals a mixed picture for the software behemoth.
Shares of Kulicke & Soffa Industries have surged nearly 45% in three months, pushing the stock above analyst price targets and raising questions about valuation in a volatile chip sector.
Stepan Company's declining return on capital employed raises questions about its reinvestment strategy and long-term value creation, amidst a challenging period for the chemical manufacturer.
DXC Technology surpassed quarterly profit forecasts by a wide margin, yet its stock fell as analysts revised future earnings estimates downward, highlighting persistent challenges in a competitive IT services landscape.
As markets navigate a landscape of steady rates and shaky consumer sentiment, adventurous investors are turning their gaze to penny stocks. We analyze three Chinese companies—spanning culture, construction materials, and tech—that exemplify the high-risk, high-reward potential in this volatile segment.
CPA Australia cautions that the latest interest rate increase will intensify financial pressures on families and small enterprises, calling for long-term government reforms to improve the business environment and access to professional advice.
A sharp sell-off last week erased $60 million from Omeros Corporation's market value, with its predominantly retail shareholder base feeling the deepest impact. The decline highlights the risks and influence of individual investors in the biotech firm's ownership structure.
As a record number of Americans forgo parenthood, the traditional roadmap for wills, trusts, and end-of-life care is being rewritten. Without clear heirs, experts warn of legal limbo and financial vulnerability, urging proactive planning.
While Florida ranks 28th for the share of income spent on groceries, a new analysis reveals food-at-home costs remain a stubborn pressure point for households even as overall inflation eases, with stark disparities across states.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan contends the crypto bear market began in January 2025, obscured by massive institutional ETF purchases. While Bitcoin and Ethereum saw tempered declines, altcoins plummeted. Now, with the market in 'extreme fear,' experts debate the timeline for recovery and the impact of new regulatory frameworks.
Bitcoin's price briefly fell below $73,000 amid significant selling by large holders, before finding support on news of a U.S. government funding deal. The market now watches to see if key levels hold.
As national home sales hit a three-decade low, Asheville's real estate landscape is stabilizing, with increased inventory and moderated price growth pointing toward a more balanced market next year.
Buoyed by strong demand in both the U.S. and U.K. markets, Watches of Switzerland Group has upgraded its revenue forecast for FY26. The luxury retailer cites sustained growth across categories and the recent acquisition of Deutsch & Deutsch as key drivers, even as it navigates margin pressures from inflation and brand adjustments.
Wall Street analysts have significantly raised revenue and earnings projections for Franklin Resources (BEN), citing an accelerating growth trajectory that outpaces both its historical performance and industry peers.
Mitsubishi Motors reported a 6.3% year-on-year increase in global vehicle production for December 2025, driven by a sharp 16% rise in domestic Japanese output, though overseas production and home market sales saw declines.
Toyota Motor Corp. is significantly ramping up its hybrid and plug-in hybrid production targets, aiming for 6.7 million units by 2028—a 30% increase over its 2026 goal—as it bets on a multi-pathway strategy in the global transition away from traditional combustion engines.
Despite a below-industry average return on capital, HELLA GmbH KGaA has dramatically improved its operational efficiency over the past five years, catching the eye of analysts and rewarding long-term shareholders.
Amid a challenging macro environment for smaller stocks, corporate insiders are placing strategic bets. We examine three global small-cap companies—NIOX Group, Ainsworth Game Technology, and Nufarm—where recent insider buying activity signals underlying confidence despite headline risks.
Amid a backdrop of steady interest rates and mixed economic signals, a significant number of global equities are trading at discounts to their estimated intrinsic value, offering potential opportunities for discerning investors.
As the FIFA World Cup approaches, homeowners in host cities are investing heavily to attract soccer fans, hoping for record-breaking nightly rates. But in an increasingly competitive market, proximity to the stadium is no longer a guarantee of success.
