In a landmark shift, every vehicle on Consumer Reports' 2026 '10 Best' list is either a hybrid or fully electric, underscoring a decisive move toward electrification in the mainstream auto market.
As global trust in U.S. leadership wavers, a deeper crisis of economic mobility threatens the American Dream. The path forward may lie not in more capitalism, but in cultivating a new breed of capitalists who share prosperity.
U.S. corn futures saw modest gains Tuesday morning, recovering from Monday's losses, as record-high ethanol usage and a major trade announcement with India provided support against pressure from a stronger dollar and rising Brazilian crop estimates.
The Direxion Daily S&P 500 Bull 3X Shares (SPXL) and ProShares Ultra QQQ (QLD) have delivered outsized gains by magnifying index moves. As market momentum shows signs of slowing, investors weigh the sustainability of these high-octane strategies against rising risks.
Target's shares have tumbled over 14% in the past year, lagging behind peers and raising questions about its valuation. A deep dive into cash flow and earnings multiples suggests the big-box retailer may be significantly undervalued, but the broader challenges facing the sector remain.
Sudanese armed forces announce they have broken a lengthy paramilitary siege on Kadugli, the regional capital of South Kordofan, in what they describe as a decisive battle to reopen a vital supply corridor, though the humanitarian crisis in the region remains dire.
Despite raising its full-year revenue forecast and beating Q2 profit estimates, payroll giant ADP sees its price target trimmed by TD Cowen. The firm maintains a Hold rating, citing a resilient core business but emerging pressures in its Professional Employer Organization segment and a cautious sector outlook.
Bio-Techne's shares have rebounded to around $65, but a deep dive into valuation metrics reveals a complex picture. While a discounted cash flow model suggests the stock is near fair value, its sky-high P/E ratio tells a different story, raising questions about its long-term prospects.
Biotech firm Erasca, Inc. raised $225 million in a January 2026 follow-on equity offering, providing a substantial runway for its clinical-stage RAS-targeted cancer therapies. The capital infusion, alongside promising updates for programs like ERAS-0015 and ERAS-4001, has reignited debate on the company's valuation and path to commercialization.
Shares of Community Bancorp (NASDAQ:CMTV) surged 11% this week, capping a remarkable five-year run that has more than doubled investor value. However, a closer look reveals a growing disconnect between its stock price appreciation and its underlying earnings growth, raising questions about current valuations.
Amazon has filed official notice of plans to cut 2,200 corporate roles in Seattle, continuing a trend that is visibly reshaping its historic headquarters footprint. The move comes despite strong recent financial performance and bullish analyst ratings, highlighting the company's intensified focus on cost efficiency and automation.
Court documents reveal two former government efficiency staffers are under investigation for allegedly sharing sensitive Social Security data with a group seeking to challenge election results, raising serious security and trust concerns.
A new analysis shows Ohio households with two children require an annual income exceeding $364,000 to meet federal affordability standards for child care, highlighting a growing crisis for working families.
Despite raising its full-year guidance and posting strong earnings, sports data giant Sportradar saw a significant institutional investor completely divest its position in Q4, highlighting a divergence between operational performance and market sentiment.
While Apple's latest quarterly results showcased staggering iPhone growth, analysts are zeroing in on CEO Tim Cook's cautious remarks about persistent supply constraints and rising memory costs, which could pressure margins in the coming months.
Pfizer reported a Q4 loss driven by steep declines in its COVID-19 vaccine and antiviral sales, while highlighting promising early data for a newly acquired GLP-1 weight-loss therapy as it seeks to diversify its revenue stream.
A leaked internal memo reveals Cracker Barrel is now requiring traveling employees to eat at its own restaurants, while cutting alcohol reimbursement—a move raising eyebrows about the chain's strategy amid shifting sales.
First Business Financial Services (NASDAQ: FBIZ) announces a dividend increase to $0.34 per share, raising its annual yield to 2.3%. While below the industry average, the bank's strong earnings growth and low payout ratio suggest a sustainable and growing income stream for investors.
Mizuho Securities lowered its price target for Qualcomm, citing a weaker outlook for global smartphone shipments and increased competition. The firm projects a potential decline in handset production and pressures from rising memory costs.
A decades-old estate plan unravels as one sibling uncovers evidence suggesting a brother secretly obtained half a million dollars meant for future generations, raising questions of elder financial abuse and legal recourse.
