Defense electronics specialist Mercury Systems (MRCY) reported quarterly revenue and profit that surpassed Wall Street forecasts. However, a deeper look reveals persistent challenges with long-term sales growth and profitability, even as order backlog swells.
All eyes are on Amazon as it prepares to report Q4 earnings, with options markets pricing in a significant stock move. Investors are keenly focused on updates regarding AWS momentum, AI infrastructure investments, and the balance between growth spending and recent cost-cutting measures.
As Kennametal prepares to report earnings, its reaffirmed quarterly dividend underscores financial stability. Yet, with shares having rallied sharply, investors are weighing whether the industrial toolmaker's modest growth outlook justifies its valuation and what its capital priorities truly are.
Insurance broker Arthur J. Gallagher posted robust 2025 earnings, fueled by revenue growth and strategic acquisitions, alongside an optimistic 2026 forecast. Yet, a significant year-long share price decline and a lofty P/E ratio present a complex picture for investors weighing its apparent undervaluation against market skepticism.
Online mortgage lender Better Home appoints former Zeta and IBM executive Loveen Advani as its Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Kevin Ryan. The move comes as the company secures a renewed credit facility and projects significant growth in loan originations.
The fast-casual giant reports a second consecutive quarter of declining same-store sales and forecasts zero growth for 2026, citing a strained core customer base and shifting consumer trends.
As the RBA's policy shift looms, a select group of ASX-listed growth companies are drawing investor attention not just for their prospects, but for the significant stakes held by their own executives and directors.
While the Australian market navigates short-term fluctuations, a deeper look reveals select companies with strong fundamentals and significant growth potential. We analyze three such 'undiscovered gems' that could offer compelling opportunities for discerning investors.
DaVita Inc. (NYSE: DVA) reported fourth-quarter revenue and profit that topped Wall Street forecasts, driven by higher revenue per treatment and its integrated care programs. While margins faced pressure, the company outlined a 2026 roadmap focused on clinical initiatives and partnerships to spur patient growth.
Jacobs Solutions Inc. (NYSE:J) has announced an increased quarterly dividend of $0.36 per share, continuing a multi-year trend of shareholder returns. While the yield remains modest, the move highlights the engineering consultancy's cash generation, even as its earnings growth has stalled in recent years.
While many chase speculative 'story stocks,' Perdoceo Education (NASDAQ: PRDO) presents a compelling case built on sustained profitability, robust revenue growth, and significant insider alignment—key metrics that often separate fleeting trends from durable investments.
As major indices climb despite economic headwinds, investors are scrutinizing tech sectors for sustainable growth. We analyze three companies—Natera, Klaviyo, and Procore—navigating innovation and market expansion with distinct strategies.
CorVel Corporation reported modest revenue and earnings growth for its fiscal third quarter, attributing the pace to short-term operational factors. Management emphasized strategic investments in AI, a recent tech acquisition, and outlined how evolving trends in workplace injuries and healthcare costs are shaping opportunities in its core markets.
AudioCodes reported steady but muted revenue growth for Q4 and full-year 2025, as the company continues its strategic pivot toward AI-powered cloud services. While profitability metrics faced pressure, management pointed to strong momentum in its VoiceAI and managed services segments as key drivers for future expansion.
Sartorius reports a return to 'normal' demand for consumables in its preliminary 2025 results, driving sales past €3.5 billion. While equipment investment remains subdued, strong recurring revenue and cost discipline fueled profit growth, setting a cautiously optimistic tone for 2026.
As markets rally, investors are scrutinizing firms where executives' fortunes are tied to shareholders'. We spotlight three companies with significant insider ownership and earnings growth forecasts nearing 50% or higher.
Despite a challenging economic landscape marked by tariff pressures and soft MRO demand, W.W. Grainger reported resilient 2025 results, achieving 4.9% organic sales growth and strategic progress. The industrial supplies leader is doubling down on technology, supply chain expansion, and customer experience to drive market share gains in the coming year.
The global private markets investment firm reported robust growth across assets under management and fee-related earnings, while detailing the closing of a major strategic partnership and continued momentum in its semi-liquid Evergreen funds.
Interactive Brokers Group's strong January 2026 metrics, showing robust growth in trading activity, client accounts, and equity, have reignited discussions on whether its market valuation can sustain its impressive long-term performance trajectory.
In its first earnings call under new CEO Ron Lewis and CFO Daniel Rabbitt, Ball Corporation reported strong 2025 results and outlined a strategic growth runway fueled by recent acquisitions in Europe and expanded manufacturing capacity in the United States.
