The Swiss private banking group appoints Hamza Hamza to head its investment advisory division in Dubai, leveraging his two decades of regional experience to expand services for high-net-worth clients in the Gulf.
Shares of industrial distributor DXP Enterprises (NASDAQ: DXPE) have surged over 39% in the past three months, closing recently at $139.98. This remarkable momentum has ignited a fresh debate among analysts and investors: Is the stock still undervalued, or has the market gotten ahead of itself? We examine the conflicting signals from different valuation models and the underlying business drivers.
Swedish industrial giant Alfa Laval has put mergers and acquisitions back at the top of its agenda, telling investors it is actively hunting for deals to expand its footprint in energy transition and service markets, even as it navigates internal restructuring.
In a significant vote of confidence, NovaBridge Biosciences' Executive Chairman Fu Wei has invested over $5 million in company stock, signaling strong insider belief in the biotech firm's trajectory despite recent market challenges.
While Cannara Biotech (CVE:LOVE) reported impressive profit growth, a closer look reveals shareholder dilution is tempering per-share gains and may be weighing on the stock's performance.
BellRing Brands posted stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings, yet analyst sentiment turned more guarded as price targets were trimmed, reflecting concerns over a projected growth slowdown.
As major indices rally, a wave of insider buying in select small-cap companies suggests some undervalued opportunities may be emerging beneath the market's surface. We examine three firms where executives are putting their own money on the line.
As major indices rally, a screen for cash-flow-based value reveals potential opportunities in tech and banking sectors. We examine three companies trading below their estimated intrinsic value.
As major indices notch strong gains in early 2026, investors are scrutinizing tech firms with robust fundamentals and strategic vision. We analyze three companies—Flex, QuinStreet, and Samsara—leveraging innovation, M&A, and AI to drive growth in a dynamic market.
As markets rally, investors are scrutinizing companies where executives and directors have significant skin in the game. We examine three firms with insider ownership up to 27%, analyzing their growth trajectories and what substantial insider stakes might signal about future prospects.
Huachen AI Parking Management Technology Holding (NASDAQ:HCAI) faces mounting scrutiny as its returns on capital employed plummet to 2.3%, significantly trailing industry benchmarks, despite increased investment in its operations.
After years of strategic investment, integrated SaaS provider EverCommerce Inc. is on the cusp of a significant financial turnaround, with Wall Street analysts forecasting the company will reach profitability as soon as next year.
Following the announced acquisition terms, analysts have revised their fair value estimate for ECN Capital (TSX:ECN) downward to CA$3.10, while also tempering revenue growth forecasts and adjusting discount rates, signaling a more conservative stance on the financial services firm's near-term trajectory.
Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) signals a strategic shift with the acquisition of a half-million-square-foot industrial portfolio in Portland and key executive appointments, blending real estate investment with core reinsurance operations as the market awaits its quarterly results.
After years of losses, Elauwit Connection (NASDAQ: ELWT) is projected by analysts to reach breakeven by 2026, a critical milestone for the provider serving the multifamily and student housing sectors. Achieving this goal hinges on sustaining an aggressive growth trajectory.
As the STOXX Europe 600 signals cautious optimism, a segment of investors is turning its gaze to lesser-known, low-priced equities. We examine three such companies—from Swedish security tech to Polish gaming and German football—that are showing promising fundamentals despite their modest market capitalizations.
As cryptocurrency markets tumbled, a leveraged bet on Bitcoin by corporate software firm Strategy has left a trail of paper losses across U.S. state retirement systems, raising sharp questions about fiduciary duty and risk management in the public sector.
While HEICO Corporation carries a significant debt load, a closer look at its balance sheet and cash flow suggests the aerospace parts maker is using leverage prudently to fuel growth, with strong earnings providing a comfortable cushion.
A majority 54% stake in Endurance Gold Corporation is held by company insiders, who have been recent net buyers of shares. The concentrated ownership and buying activity come as the junior gold explorer trades with a market cap of approximately C$149 million.
Amid a steady eurozone recovery, savvy investors are scanning the markets for hidden value. We spotlight three companies trading below their estimated fair value, offering potential upside despite inherent risks.
