Amazon's latest round of layoffs hits its home state hardest, with over 2,100 positions eliminated in Washington. The cuts, predominantly in Seattle and Bellevue, signal a continued corporate 'reset' amidst a shifting economic landscape for the region's tech sector.
Cameco Corp. reached an unprecedented stock high amid a surge in uranium prices, fueled by recent U.S. policy moves to bolster nuclear energy and domestic fuel supply. The rally underscores how geopolitical and market forces are converging to reshape the nuclear sector's landscape.
Analysts maintain a cautious stance on Baxter International (BAX), with fair value estimates anchored near $23.13. The market's focus now shifts to upcoming quarterly results and the long-term strategic roadmap for 2026, which could validate or upend the current consensus.
Chinese autonomous driving leader WeRide Inc. (WRD) reports explosive Q3 2025 growth, with robotaxi revenue skyrocketing and net losses narrowing sharply, as global expansion accelerates.
Amidst a challenging macro environment, Stanley Black & Decker (SWK) is attracting investor attention with a compelling income-generating strategy and a fortified financial foundation. This analysis delves into the bull case, examining the tools giant's cost-cutting drive, resilient brand power, and a derivative play that offers a high-conviction entry point.
Healthpeak Properties reported resilient fourth-quarter results, driven by strength in its Outpatient Medical and Senior Housing segments, which helped counter a prolonged downturn in Life Science. The company announced a major portfolio repositioning, including a strategic lab acquisition and plans to spin off its Senior Housing portfolio into a new publicly traded REIT, Janus Living.
Capri Holdings reported fiscal third-quarter earnings that surpassed expectations, driven by improved full-price sales and reduced promotions at Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo. The luxury group also completed the sale of Versace, using the $1.4 billion proceeds to slash debt, as it refocuses on its core brands.
As Cigna prepares to release its fourth-quarter results, investors are weighing its consistent track record against a backdrop of mixed performances from industry peers and broader sector pressures.
Minnesota's top corrections official voices frustration over vague federal plans to scale back a controversial immigration operation, citing eroded trust and demanding transparency in the investigation of two agent-involved shootings.
After years of investor skepticism over heavy losses, hydrogen fuel cell pioneer Plug Power is showing early signs of operational and financial discipline. With a streamlined strategy and reinforced balance sheet, the company aims to transition from a cash-burn narrative to one of execution and margin improvement.
At a recent industry conference, Google's AI infrastructure lead detailed the rapid ascent of the Gemini model family and outlined the monumental infrastructure challenges ahead. In a wide-ranging discussion, he positioned specialized hardware, cross-stack collaboration, and even speculative space-based computing as critical to sustaining the AI boom, while cautioning that efficiency gains alone won't keep pace with exploding demand.
Shares of Chemed Corporation (NYSE: CHE), the unique parent of VITAS Healthcare and Roto-Rooter, have fallen roughly one-third from recent highs. A detailed analysis suggests the sell-off, driven by temporary issues at its hospice segment, may have created a compelling valuation opportunity for patient investors.
Primo Water Corporation (PRMB), now North America's leading pure-play water platform following its 2024 merger, presents a compelling investment thesis. Despite a sharp stock decline due to integration challenges, analysts argue the market has overlooked its fundamental strengths, scale advantages, and a clear path to recovery under new leadership.
The energy giant reported a production milestone and substantial cash returns in Q3 2025, bolstered by a strategic asset swap. While operational execution shines, investors weigh valuation risks and the company's evolving narrative beyond pure growth.
Sonos kicks off fiscal 2026 with a sharp rise in profitability and adjusted EBITDA, even as revenue dips slightly. The company credits cost discipline and its 'gateway' product strategy for the turnaround, while teasing new hardware launches for later this year.
Defense technology specialist Mercury Systems (MRCY) reported stronger-than-expected fiscal Q2 results, driven by accelerated deliveries and improved working capital management. The company posted record backlog and robust cash flow, though management maintained its full-year outlook citing supply chain prudence.
Following the closure of its $5.75 billion fiber sale to AT&T, Lumen Technologies reports a dramatically strengthened balance sheet, with debt cut by over $5 billion and interest expenses nearly halved. The company is now pivoting its full focus toward becoming a core enterprise and AI infrastructure provider.
Despite trimming near-term targets, Standard Chartered forecasts Solana's SOL token could reach $2,000 by decade's end, driven by its growing dominance in low-cost stablecoin transfers and AI-driven micropayments.
Analysts have raised Genco Shipping & Trading's fair value estimate to $24.10 per share, signaling a belief that the dry bulk carrier's prospects extend beyond Diana Shipping's cash offer of $20.60 per share. The revision reflects adjusted assumptions on discount rates and revenue growth, setting the stage for a potential bidding war or strategic review.
Enphase Energy posted a resilient fourth quarter, buoyed by U.S. demand ahead of a key tax credit deadline. While revenue hit $343.3M, margins faced pressure from tariffs and a softer European market. The company is betting on new battery and commercial products to drive growth as it forecasts a demand rebound later this year.
