Shares of the online used-car retailer Carvana have tumbled nearly 30% from their peak following a damning report from Gotham City Research. The report alleges over $1 billion in undisclosed expenses and questionable related-party transactions, casting a shadow over the company's celebrated turnaround and sparking legal scrutiny.
U.S. stock futures edge higher as global investors brace for a delayed and potentially revised nonfarm payrolls report, seen as a critical signal for the Federal Reserve's next move on interest rates.
A new analysis by the Energy and Policy Institute finds investor-owned electric utilities have collectively earned more than $200 billion in net income since 2021, with profit margins for some far exceeding industry averages. The report's methodology, which measures net income against operating revenue, has drawn criticism from utility representatives who defend their earnings as necessary for infrastructure investment.
U.S. stock index futures advanced modestly Wednesday as a stronger-than-expected ADP jobs report provided support, though gains were trimmed by renewed trade tensions. Investors remain on edge, parsing mixed signals from the Middle East and awaiting key economic data and earnings.
Spotify's latest transparency report highlights significant growth in artist earnings and global reach, but industry observers remain divided on whether the streaming model truly supports a sustainable creative middle class.
Nvidia's latest annual report, significantly shorter than last year's, has removed detailed sections on climate commitments and diversity initiatives while emphasizing the competitive damage caused by U.S. chip export controls on its business in China.
U.S. stock futures climbed cautiously Wednesday morning, with investors holding their breath for the delayed January employment data that could signal the labor market's next move.
New research reveals a stark disconnect: while a majority of firms are ramping up investment in incentive pay to fuel growth, widespread execution errors are rendering these costly programs ineffective, leaving potential revenue on the table.
A pivotal week for markets kicks off with the release of long-delayed key economic indicators, including January's jobs report and CPI data, alongside a flood of earnings from corporate giants like Cisco, Coca-Cola, and McDonald's.
A volatile cocktail of geopolitical risk and key economic indicators sets the tone for the week. Investors are assessing the fallout from U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran while awaiting the February jobs report and a flurry of earnings from major tech and retail names.
As Boku Inc. prepares to release its Q4 2025 earnings, analysts have revised revenue forecasts upwards for the mobile payments specialist. The report, due March 17, 2026, follows a mixed Q3 where the company topped revenue estimates but saw earnings fall dramatically short.
Investors brace for a high-stakes week packed with economic data and major earnings. An unusual mid-week jobs report and Friday's crucial CPI reading will test the narrative on inflation and growth, while a diverse roster of companies from Cisco to Coca-Cola report quarterly results.
A dramatic Friday rally pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average above the historic 50,000 mark, offering a reprieve from a week of tech and crypto turmoil. Investors now brace for a delayed January jobs report and key inflation data that will test the market's newfound momentum.
As enterprise AI adoption accelerates, Zscaler launches a dedicated security suite and a stark report warning of systemic vulnerabilities, positioning its zero-trust platform at the forefront of a new defensive front.
The U.S. labor market unexpectedly contracted in February, shedding 92,000 jobs and pushing the unemployment rate to 4.4%. The weak report, which fell far short of expectations, signals persistent hiring caution among employers and complicates the Federal Reserve's policy path amid lingering inflation concerns.
A critical short report from Hunterbrook Capital has thrust Hercules Capital (HTGC) into the spotlight, questioning the valuation of its software loan portfolio and the sustainability of its dividend. The company's forceful rebuttal has set the stage for a high-stakes debate on risk and value in the specialty finance sector.
As a speculative report warning of AI's rapid disruption spooks investors, Affirm CEO and PayPal co-founder Max Levchin argues for perspective, valuing such visions while cautioning against extreme market reactions.
A new global study reveals stablecoins are rapidly transitioning into 'everyday money,' with the market nearing $308 billion. Driven by demand for efficient savings and cross-border payments, their use is expanding beyond crypto exchanges into payroll and freelance work, even as regulatory frameworks take shape.
Insurance brokerage giant Brown & Brown (NYSE: BRO) concludes a major share repurchase program and unveils its forward-looking Market Trends report as its stock faces recent pressure. Analysts debate whether the pullback presents a buying opportunity or reflects deeper sector challenges.
As Occidental Petroleum prepares to report Q4 earnings on February 18, investors weigh operational resilience against volatile oil prices and geopolitical tensions. The report may not be the stock's primary catalyst.
