CNBC's Jim Cramer expressed bewilderment over the market's reaction to payroll giant ADP's latest earnings, suggesting a pessimistic narrative may be overshadowing the company's fundamentals.
CNBC's Jim Cramer suggests United Rentals' recent 13% stock plunge following weak earnings may not spell doom for the equipment rental giant, framing it as a potential indicator for the wider industrial economy.
CNBC's Jim Cramer has turned bullish on logistics giant C.H. Robinson, pointing to recent positive signals in the freight sector as a key catalyst for the stock's potential.
Food distribution giant Sysco saw shares jump nearly 11% after reporting better-than-expected quarterly results, prompting CNBC's Jim Cramer to highlight the stock as undervalued amid a broader market rally.
CNBC's Jim Cramer pointed to Texas Instruments as a notable standout following its latest earnings, praising its guidance while the broader chip sector sees significant momentum.
CNBC's Jim Cramer voiced strong support for AstraZeneca when questioned by an investor considering a switch to AbbVie, highlighting the resilience of the pharmaceutical giant's oncology division.
Darden Restaurants is shuttering half of its remaining Bahama Breeze outlets and converting the rest to other brands, marking the near-end of the 28-year-old Caribbean-themed concept.
Argentina's famed wine sector is grappling with a profound crisis, marked by plummeting domestic sales, declining exports, and financial distress among historic wineries, as shifting global habits and economic pressures converge.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran, a recent dissenter in FOMC policy votes, publicly argues for interest rate reductions exceeding one percentage point in 2024, citing flawed inflation metrics and potential harm to the labor market.
Nio shares fell sharply after January deliveries showed a steep sequential drop, overshadowing near-doubled year-over-year growth. Analysts argue the sell-off presents a buying opportunity, citing improving margins, a multi-brand strategy, and a discounted valuation.
Despite a solid Q3 earnings beat, The Southern Company's stock continues to trail both the broader market and its utility sector peers, with Wall Street analysts largely maintaining a 'Hold' stance amid mixed performance signals.
The performance apparel brand partners with Archive to launch a certified resale program, aiming to extend product lifecycles and meet growing consumer demand for circular fashion.
New research reveals that prices at ambulatory surgery centers acquired by Optum rose by an average of 11%, potentially adding over $67 million annually to costs in affected markets, fueling the debate on healthcare consolidation.
A 1% annual fee on a $2 million portfolio is industry standard, but investors are waking up to the staggering long-term cost. We break down the math, the services you should expect, and the alternatives for high-net-worth individuals.
In a competitive labor market, companies are re-evaluating their total compensation strategies. A new report breaks down the distinct roles of foundational benefits, cultural perks, and performance-based rewards in driving engagement and retention.
Bernstein analysts reaffirm an Outperform rating on ServiceNow, arguing the workflow software leader is trading at a relative discount to peers despite strong AI-driven growth forecasts.
Scotiabank has revised its rating on cybersecurity leader Fortinet (FTNT) from 'Sector Outperform' to 'Sector Perform', citing concerns that market optimism for 2026 may be premature. The firm maintains an $85 price target while acknowledging the company's core strengths.
As Palantir Technologies' stock soars, fueled by robust government and commercial demand, we examine the key drivers behind its growth and the high-stakes valuation debate.
Amid strong GDP growth, Connecticut faces a shrinking workforce and high costs. CBIA President Chris DiPentima urges state lawmakers to reduce regulatory burdens and boost support for small businesses to ensure sustainable, inclusive economic expansion.
The head of a major US auto parts supplier, following its acquisition of Britain's GKN Automotive, cautions that European nations must implement protective policies or face severe job losses as affordable Chinese electric vehicles reshape the market.
