U.S. equities retreated Tuesday, led by declines in major tech names, while gold and silver prices staged a partial recovery following last week's dramatic plunge. Corporate news included a leadership change at Disney and mixed earnings reports.
Western Digital's strategic pivot to become 'WD' and focus on AI infrastructure is delivering massive returns, with quarterly revenue hitting $3 billion and shares soaring on renewed investor confidence.
As major indices climb despite economic headwinds, investors are scrutinizing tech sectors for sustainable growth. We analyze three companies—Natera, Klaviyo, and Procore—navigating innovation and market expansion with distinct strategies.
As major indices hit new highs, savvy investors are turning to the small-cap sector for overlooked companies with strong fundamentals. We analyze three such potential hidden gems poised for growth.
Analysts project Advanced Micro Devices to surpass earnings estimates, buoyed by sustained AI investment and strategic partnerships, with Wedbush setting a $290 price target.
While high energy costs and recent closures have rocked Staffordshire's historic pottery sector, established firms like Moorland Pottery report new opportunities and a cautiously optimistic outlook for the future.
The U.S. dollar faced downward pressure on Tuesday, weighed down by a resurgent Chinese yuan and lingering fiscal uncertainties. This weakness, coupled with persistent safe-haven demand, ignited a powerful surge in gold and silver prices, marking a sharp reversal from recent losses.
QuinStreet (QNST) shares tumbled nearly 8% in morning trading, caught in a broader sell-off triggered by Gartner's disappointing Q4 results. The advisory giant's revenue decline has intensified market concerns over a potential slowdown in IT services and consulting, with uncertainty around AI's disruptive impact adding to the pressure.
As the U.S. dollar faces sustained pressure and the post-war 'Pax Americana' era recedes, chief financial officers are recalibrating strategies for higher capital costs and persistent market turbulence. Experts outline a pragmatic playbook for resilience.
A newly disclosed Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo instructs agents they can make warrantless arrests if a person is deemed 'likely to escape,' a term given a broad new interpretation that critics warn sidelines judicial oversight.
ConocoPhillips shares have shown mixed signals recently, dipping over one day but holding longer-term gains. As the energy giant bets big on liquefied natural gas, investors are weighing its growth narrative against current valuation metrics and broader sector risks.
Bloom Energy's stock rallied sharply Tuesday after Roth Capital raised its price target, citing potential order announcements. However, with shares up over 575% in a year and trading at extreme valuations, analysts caution that much of the optimism may already be priced in ahead of Thursday's Q4 report.
A sharp divergence defined Tuesday's trading session: the Nasdaq fell over 1% despite strong tech earnings, while precious metals staged a dramatic rebound. Investor sentiment was caught between robust corporate results, hawkish Fed signals, and the ongoing partial government shutdown.
John Deere announces plans for a major distribution center in Indiana and a new excavator factory in North Carolina, signaling a strategic shift to bolster domestic supply chains and onshore production from Japan.
Catalyst Brands, the operator of Eddie Bauer's North American stores, is preparing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, potentially leading to the closure of all locations, including eight in Wisconsin, as the century-old brand faces another financial reckoning.
The autonomous vehicle leader, backed by a massive new capital infusion, reports its ride volume tripled to 15 million trips in 2025 as it sets sights on international growth.
In its first earnings call under new CEO Ron Lewis and CFO Daniel Rabbitt, Ball Corporation reported strong 2025 results and outlined a strategic growth runway fueled by recent acquisitions in Europe and expanded manufacturing capacity in the United States.
Archer-Daniels-Midland Company reported mixed Q4 2025 results, with strong cost management and cash flow offsetting market challenges. The agribusiness giant outlined a cautiously optimistic 2026 outlook, pinning hopes on policy clarity for biofuels and a continued recovery in its Nutrition segment.
As Super Bowl LX approaches, a new frontier of wagering is gaining traction—not on the game's outcome, but on the words spoken in the broadcast booth. Prediction platforms are allowing fans to trade on everything from celebrity shoutouts to political references, creating a high-stakes layer to America's biggest sporting event.
Despite softness in coatings and construction markets, Ashland reports resilient performance in Life Sciences and Personal Care, driven by strategic initiatives and new product launches. The company maintains its full-year outlook while managing temporary operational headwinds.
