AstraZeneca secures key regulatory nods for cancer drugs and strikes a new metabolic disease partnership, driving its soaring share price and intensifying the debate over its future growth trajectory.
While Plug Power celebrates a major 100MW electrolyzer installation in Portugal, expanding its European footprint, the company faces headwinds at home with layoffs and a critical shareholder vote on measures that could dilute existing holdings. The moves highlight the stark contrast between its ambitious green energy projects and pressing financial realities.
The industrial tools giant names Francesca Campbell as General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, appoints Debra Crew as incoming Board Chair, and adds Shane M. O'Kelly to its board, signaling a strategic governance refresh amid industry-wide focus on operational efficiency.
Top executives from OpenAI, Nvidia, and Oracle have publicly dismissed reports of internal friction surrounding Nvidia's landmark planned investment in the AI research lab, seeking to project a united front amid intense market scrutiny.
Surging global demand for AI memory chips has ignited a record-breaking rally in South Korean equities, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix leading the charge and pushing the benchmark Kospi to unprecedented levels.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index surged nearly 4% to a historic close, powered by robust earnings from technology and financial heavyweights and a broader revival of investor confidence across Asian markets.
While mega-cap tech stocks dominate headlines, small-cap companies offer unique opportunities—and risks. We analyze one promising contender and two where investors might want to tread carefully.
As several stocks test their 52-week highs, we analyze which surges signal sustainable strength and which may be nearing a peak. Here's a deep dive into General Dynamics, MSCI, and Charles Schwab.
As the consumer discretionary sector lags the broader market, analysts are raising questions about the outlook for several household names. We examine three stocks where valuation concerns and economic sensitivity suggest caution may be warranted.
As consumer discretionary spending shows signs of strain, investors are scrutinizing company fundamentals more closely. We examine three prominent stocks where valuation and business model concerns suggest a cautious approach.
In a notable departure from the Street's typically optimistic stance, several firms have issued bearish price targets for BJ's Restaurants, C.H. Robinson, and Centene, highlighting fundamental challenges in a tightening market.
Polaris reported solid Q4 revenue growth driven by utility off-road vehicles, but profits were squeezed by $37 million in tariff costs and rising operational expenses, sending shares lower. Analysts probe management on mitigation plans and the path to margin recovery.
Kimberly-Clark reported resilient fourth-quarter results, meeting revenue expectations and slightly surpassing earnings forecasts. Amidst a cost-conscious consumer backdrop, the company pointed to strategic product innovation and cost discipline as key to its performance. Analysts on the earnings call focused on the sustainability of margin gains, the impact of recent acquisitions, and the road ahead in a fragmented retail landscape.
While unprofitable companies carry significant risks of cash burn and dilution, discerning investors can find potential amid the peril. We analyze one firm with a path to leadership and two others where the road to profitability looks increasingly rocky.
While Checkit's dwindling cash reserves have raised eyebrows, analysts point to a shrinking burn rate and a clear path to profitability. The company's 8-month runway is tight, but strategic shifts may justify the short-term risk for long-term investors.
A notable easing of U.S.-Iran tensions has buoyed investor sentiment across Gulf bourses, shifting focus to earnings season and creating a window for undervalued small-cap opportunities. We analyze three standout picks from a regional screener.
Western Alliance Bancorporation reported strong fourth-quarter earnings, driven by record net interest income and robust loan growth. However, analyst questions during the earnings call shifted focus to the durability of its performance amid evolving economic conditions.
While PACCAR's Q4 truck sales dipped year-over-year, the company surpassed revenue forecasts. Record performances from its parts and financial services divisions helped offset a softer freight market, with management pointing to emissions policies and new tariffs as ongoing challenges.
From a 2021 spin-off to a market darling, Vertiv's stock has skyrocketed over 850%, dwarfing the S&P 500. We analyze the key financial metrics—organic growth, cash flow, and capital returns—behind its staggering performance and what it signals for the AI-driven data center boom.
Despite a 19% surge in six months, analysts question U.S. Physical Therapy's (USPH) long-term prospects, citing scale limitations, declining cash flow margins, and falling returns on capital. With shares trading at a premium, the focus shifts to more resilient opportunities.
