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.
Robust quarterly reports from AI partner Palantir and chip-testing giant Teradyne, both citing surging AI-related demand, set a bullish tone for Nvidia's upcoming earnings release this week.
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.
Nintendo's shares tumbled sharply on Wednesday, erasing recent gains as investor confidence wanes over the new console's software pipeline and component cost pressures, despite strong initial holiday sales.
The Clorox Company reported fiscal second-quarter results largely in line with internal forecasts, citing a challenging macro environment and temporary disruptions from its ongoing ERP system implementation. Management highlighted sequential improvement through the quarter and outlined a path to margin recovery and growth driven by innovation in the latter half of the fiscal year.
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.
UBS and Wells Fargo have trimmed their price targets for chip designer Arm Holdings, citing near-term revenue adjustments. Despite the revisions, both firms maintain bullish Buy ratings, underscoring confidence in Arm's pivotal role in the expanding artificial intelligence ecosystem.
Astera Labs (ALAB) has announced major updates to its connectivity platform, targeting the surging demands of AI and hyperscale data centers. The move signals the company's strategic push to cement its role in the semiconductor ecosystem powering next-generation computing.
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.
Amid surging demand for AI infrastructure, IREN Limited's vertically integrated model and rapid deployment capabilities position it as a key player. Despite a recent pullback, analysts point to strong operational execution and scalable design as catalysts for long-term growth.
SanDisk's explosive growth since separating from Western Digital has captivated the market, driven by its critical role in AI infrastructure. Yet, after such a meteoric rise, analysts warn that its sky-high valuation may pose significant risks for new investors.
For dividend-focused investors, the volatile energy sector still offers reliable income streams through specific business models. We examine three high-yield picks balancing infrastructure stability and strategic transition.
Super Micro Computer (SMCI), a key beneficiary of the AI infrastructure rush, presents a conundrum for investors. While its long-term returns are stellar, recent share price volatility and conflicting valuation signals—from DCF models screaming overvaluation to peer comparisons suggesting undervaluation—have left the market divided on its true worth.
Shares of the corporate learning platform Docebo (TSX:DCBO) have slumped over 25% in three months, extending a longer-term downtrend and forcing investors to question if the market has overcorrected. With analyst valuations suggesting significant upside, we examine whether the current weakness presents a buying opportunity or reflects deeper challenges.
Super Micro Computer's fiscal Q2 revenue more than doubled year-over-year, fueled by explosive demand for its AI rack-scale systems. While profitability faces near-term pressure, executives outlined a diversification and efficiency strategy, raising full-year sales guidance to at least $40 billion.
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.
A consortium led by KKR and Singapore Telecommunications has agreed to acquire the remaining 82% stake in ST Telemedia Global Data Centres for S$6.6 billion, taking full ownership of one of Asia's largest data centre platforms. The deal, valuing STT GDC at S$13.8 billion, marks Southeast Asia's largest-ever data centre transaction and underscores the fierce competition for digital infrastructure assets.
PayPal's stock suffered its worst single-day drop in years after forecasting potential profit declines for 2026, citing consumer spending pullback and intense competition, prompting a leadership change.
After a stellar multi-year run, SiTime shares have entered a period of consolidation, with recent declines contrasting sharply with impressive long-term gains. Investors are now weighing whether the timing solutions leader's growth story still offers value.
CoreWeave's stock has experienced significant volatility, leaving investors to grapple with conflicting valuation signals. While a traditional cash flow model paints a picture of extreme overvaluation, its price-to-sales ratio suggests potential upside. We break down the numbers and the narrative driving this market anomaly.
