Columbia Sportswear's latest earnings and tempered 2026 guidance have sparked a debate among investors. While near-term headwinds are clear, the stock's valuation and long-term brand strength present a complex puzzle for the market.
As The New York Times prepares to report its latest quarterly earnings, investors are weighing strong recent performance against valuation concerns. The stock has surged over 25% in 90 days, but analysts debate whether its current price fully reflects future growth prospects and emerging industry challenges.
Despite being battered by market pessimism, Polestar Automotive is drawing attention from contrarian investors who see its deep ties to automotive giant Geely as a potential lifeline. With billions in revenue and a powerful backer, the question is whether this EV brand can navigate its cash burn and tariff challenges.
Ripple's acquisition of a full Electronic Money Institution license in Luxembourg marks a significant regulatory milestone for its European expansion. However, the price of its associated XRP token continues to slide, underscoring a persistent disconnect between corporate progress and crypto market sentiment.
Once-dominant WPP plc, trading near multi-year lows, is sparking debate among value investors. With a new tech-focused CEO and deep structural changes underway, some see a classic turnaround story in the making, while others remain wary of its debt and competitive pressures.
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.
Peabody Energy, the U.S. coal giant, is drawing investor attention not just for its core business but for a multi-pronged growth strategy. Analysts point to undervalued coal assets, a burgeoning critical minerals portfolio, and a cyclical demand boost from AI data centers as potential catalysts.
After navigating past strategic missteps, online automotive marketplace CarGurus (CARG) is emerging as a leaner, more focused business. With a dominant market position, pricing power, and a cyclical recovery in the used car sector on the horizon, analysts see significant upside potential for the stock.
Legence Corp., a critical building systems specialist, is emerging as a key beneficiary of the explosive data center market. With Blackstone's backing and trading at a discount to peers, analysts see significant upside potential despite its post-IPO obscurity.
Despite geopolitical headwinds, PDD Holdings—parent of Temu—combines explosive revenue growth with a single-digit P/E ratio, presenting a compelling case for investors willing to navigate regulatory uncertainties.
California Congressman and gubernatorial candidate Eric Swalwell has reimbursed over $200,000 from his campaign funds for childcare costs, a practice deemed permissible by the FEC but criticized by ethics experts as a 'slippery slope' blurring personal and political expenses.
Once synonymous with smartphones, BlackBerry has spent years transforming into a cybersecurity and embedded software specialist. With its stock trading near multi-year lows, a growing contingent of investors sees a deeply undervalued collection of assets, particularly in its automotive QNX platform, poised for a strategic breakout.
Following its transformation into a pure-play lottery operator, Brightstar Lottery PLC (NYSE: BRSL) presents a compelling bull case centered on its dominant market position, robust cash flows, and a valuation disconnect compared to peers, despite recent investor concerns over Italian license costs.
Classified documents detail a hierarchical security framework approved by Supreme Leader Khamenei, granting the Revolutionary Guards full authority during unrest and mandating internet blackouts.
LendingClub announces a dual shift to fair-value accounting and new leadership appointments, moves that reshape financial reporting and risk oversight for the fintech-turned-bank as its stock lags.
As Iran's protest crackdown fades from headlines, human rights organizations face a daunting task: verifying casualties in an information war. With internet shutdowns, manipulated content, and threats against sources, groups like IHR and HRANA piece together a grim mosaic they describe as an 'unprecedented mass killing,' warning official figures vastly understate the true scale.
The families of three young women from Massachusetts who died from carbon monoxide poisoning at a Belizean beach resort have filed a wrongful death lawsuit seeking $100 million, alleging the hotel ignored prior warnings and Expedia marketed unsafe accommodations.
In an exclusive interview with The Motley Fool, Janus Henderson portfolio manager Denny Fish discusses the evolving AI landscape, market dispersion, and his framework for identifying long-term winners in technology and beyond.
Chipotle Mexican Grill announced plans for modest price increases this year, banking on its core higher-income customer base to absorb the cost. Executives revealed that 60% of their primary customers earn over $100,000 annually, insulating the chain from broader consumer spending pullbacks.
Figma stock faced a steep sell-off Tuesday after a major price target cut, highlighting broader investor pessimism towards software stocks amid a shifting tech landscape.
