Comfort Systems USA (NYSE:FIX) enters the S&P 500 index, announces a future leadership change with Trent T. McKenna as incoming President and COO, and raises its dividend for the 13th consecutive year, signaling strength in its building systems business.
Kennametal posts robust Q2 FY2026 results, exceeding sales and EPS forecasts. The industrial tooling leader cites strategic wins in energy and aerospace, effective pricing actions to counter soaring tungsten costs, and an upgraded full-year outlook as key drivers.
The global K-craze has propelled humble dried seaweed, or gim, to international fame, but surging demand is driving up costs and putting a staple food out of reach for some Koreans.
A landmark agreement for AI computing power has unraveled, with OpenAI opting for rival suppliers and a scaled-back investment, raising questions about the sustainability of the industry's spending spree.
Crude oil and gasoline futures surged over 3% Wednesday, with gasoline hitting a 2.5-month high, as diplomatic tensions between Washington and Tehran reignited concerns over potential supply disruptions in the critical Middle East region.
U.S. natural gas futures rallied sharply as a prolonged cold snap and expectations of a historic inventory withdrawal tightened supply concerns, pushing prices to multi-year highs.
After 26 years, Cisco Systems stock has finally surpassed its internet bubble peak, driven by enterprise network upgrades and surging demand for AI-ready infrastructure. Analysts see a multi-year growth runway ahead.
Two key surveys confirm the U.S. services industry maintained its growth momentum last month, fueled by rising employment and business activity. However, persistent price pressures and a dip in foreign demand signal ongoing economic headwinds that could delay interest rate cuts.
Sugar futures extended their decline this week, with prices hitting multi-year lows in London, as analysts project persistent global surpluses for the coming seasons, driven by robust harvests in Brazil and India.
Cocoa futures extended their decline this week, pressured by forecasts of abundant global supplies and persistent weakness in demand from major chocolate producers. While some supportive factors emerge from West Africa, the market remains firmly in bearish territory.
New research reveals revenue teams lose nearly two full workweeks each month to manual commission management, creating a significant drag on analysis, forecasting, and strategic planning.
Beyond the spotlight on Nvidia and ChatGPT, the AI infrastructure rush is creating a historic surge for memory and storage chipmakers, with stock gains eclipsing 1,000% as supply struggles to meet explosive data center demand.
Driven by unprecedented demand for high-bandwidth memory in AI systems, Micron Technology is posting record results and locking in long-term contracts, leading some investors to argue the stock remains undervalued despite its recent rally.
Vice President JD Vance unveils a plan to establish an international coalition using adjustable tariffs to create price floors for critical minerals, marking the latest move in a strategic push to reduce Western reliance on Chinese supplies.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, during a visit to the Arizona border, sharply criticized Democratic immigration policies, framing the administration's approach as a misguided definition of compassion that compromises law and order.
Modular housing leader Champion Homes (SKY) surpassed Q4 earnings expectations despite a modest sales increase, as strategic shifts toward company-owned retail and new product lines helped offset broader market pressures.
Cotton prices recovered from Tuesday's losses, posting modest gains in early trading as a rally in crude oil and a firmer dollar created a complex backdrop for the fiber market.
Soybean prices rallied sharply at midday following a reported phone call between former President Trump and China's President Xi, with discussions centering on a potential increase in Chinese purchase commitments.
‘Shark Tank’ investor Kevin O’Leary pushes back against rising criticism of ultra-wealthy business figures, arguing that entrepreneurs like Michael Dell and Warren Buffett are vital job creators and philanthropists whose contributions are overshadowed by inequality debates.
CNBC's Jim Cramer noted a shift in his stance on Bunge Global SA, a major agricultural commodities processor, despite its recent strong performance. Analysts are weighing the stock's future trajectory amid broader market volatility and sector-specific headwinds.
