The latest Kingpins New York showcase brought together leading denim supply chain players, highlighting cutting-edge sustainable technologies and deeply personal design narratives, even as attendance figures reflected broader market pressures.
As it celebrates 100 years, Lufthansa announces a major fleet expansion and comprehensive service upgrades aimed at improving passenger experience and operational efficiency, following recent struggles with punctuality.
NVIDIA's previously discussed multi-billion dollar investment in OpenAI has stalled, with CEO Jensen Huang clarifying the figure was never a binding commitment. The development redirects investor attention to the chipmaker's capital discipline and diversified partnerships amid soaring AI infrastructure demand.
As Grab Holdings' share price hovers near $4.41, a significant divergence emerges between valuation models. A discounted cash flow analysis suggests deep undervaluation, while its sky-high P/E ratio signals overvaluation, leaving investors to weigh the tech giant's long-term potential against its current financial metrics.
While the average retiree receives just under $2,000 monthly, those in the highest income brackets can secure nearly $3,000. We break down the numbers for affluent retirees in their 80s and what it means for retirement security.
As major indices flirt with record highs, a search for value leads some investors to scrutinize smaller-cap opportunities. We examine three penny stocks—Resources Connection, VAALCO Energy, and Waterdrop—that combine financial resilience with distinct growth narratives in consulting, energy, and insurtech.
Shares of Dutch semiconductor capital equipment leader ASM International have soared over 210% in the past five years, driven by robust earnings growth and strategic positioning in key chipmaking technologies. While recent monthly gains of 28% turn heads, long-term investors have enjoyed a total shareholder return exceeding 220%, underscoring the company's alignment with enduring industry demands.
Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE: CCL) has delivered a remarkable 173% return to shareholders over the past three years, with a significant 13% jump in the last week alone, signaling a powerful recovery in the cruise industry.
A wave of insider stock sales at Yum! Brands, the parent company of KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut, has prompted scrutiny from investors. While insider selling can have innocent explanations, the scale and timing of these transactions have analysts questioning the leadership's confidence in the company's near-term prospects.
Howmet Aerospace's stock retreated 3.8% this week, mirroring broader market softness. However, a look at the five-year horizon reveals a staggering 647% surge, closely aligned with robust earnings growth, underscoring the resilience of the aerospace components manufacturer.
While speculative 'story stocks' dominate headlines, Swiss manufacturing group Mikron Holding (VTX:MIKN) presents a case study in sustained profitability. With EPS growing at 26% annually over three years and significant insider ownership, the firm offers a contrast to loss-making ventures. Yet, flat revenue and EBIT margins prompt questions about its long-term growth trajectory.
A new JPMorgan survey reveals a stark divergence: while 89% of the world's wealthiest family offices hold no crypto, 65% are prioritizing AI investments. Yet, beneath the headline trend, a parallel wave of structured crypto allocation is building among institutional players.
Stani Kulechov, founder of the decentralized finance giant Aave, has purchased a £22 million Victorian mansion in one of London's most exclusive neighborhoods. The deal, one of the year's most significant residential transactions, highlights both the enduring appeal of prime London real estate and the shifting fortunes of its luxury market.
A prominent economist forecasts that Kevin Warsh, if appointed as Fed Chair, could implement a rapid series of interest rate cuts totaling 100 basis points this year, a move that would defy current market expectations and likely weaken the U.S. dollar.
PayPal Holdings Inc. delivered a disappointing fourth-quarter earnings report and a profit forecast for 2026 that fell short of analyst expectations, sending its shares tumbling. The payments giant cited a pullback in U.S. consumer spending and a slowdown in its core branded checkout business. In a major leadership shift, the company announced HP Inc.'s Enrique Lores will take over as President and CEO effective March 1.
A wave of liquidations hit crypto markets over the weekend, pushing Bitcoin below a key psychological level. Analysts point to a confluence of macro pressures and fragile positioning behind the sharp decline.
In a detailed webinar, NVIDIA's networking chief outlined how co-packaged optics technology is critical for scaling next-generation AI supercomputers, promising significant power savings and improved reliability for massive GPU clusters.
As freezing temperatures grip much of the nation, federal regulators and consumer advocates are sounding the alarm on a predictable spike in sophisticated scams targeting utility customers. Experts urge vigilance and verification before any payment.
The Czech automaker's record 2025 output, exceeding 1 million cars, underscores its expanded role as a key component supplier and manufacturing hub within the Volkswagen Group, driven by strong EV demand and strategic growth in Asia.
South Korea's semiconductor giants, Samsung and SK Hynix, have seen their combined market capitalization surge past $1.1 trillion, eclipsing China's top tech firms, as investors flock to the foundational builders of AI infrastructure.
