A discounted cash flow valuation of workplace safety technology firm Blackline Safety Corp. suggests its current stock price may not fully reflect its intrinsic value, presenting a potential opportunity for investors.
Amidst market jitters, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argues the AI boom is built on a fundamental technological shift, not speculation. A closer look at valuations and profitability suggests this rally differs starkly from the dot-com era.
As PayPal's stock hovers near $52, investors are grappling with a stark contrast: short-term weakness versus long-term gains. This deep dive examines whether the payment giant's current valuation signals a genuine discount or reflects deeper, systemic challenges in the competitive fintech landscape.
Despite a historic rally and technological promise, XRP faces an uphill battle against entrenched financial networks and regulatory headwinds, casting doubt on its potential for delivering life-altering returns in the near term.
Engineering firm Tecnimont and energy technology giant Baker Hughes have entered a collaboration to pursue global LNG projects using modular, scalable technology, signaling a strategic shift in how gas infrastructure is built to meet rising demand for flexibility and speed.
Micron Technology's shares surged over 45% in January, driven by insatiable AI-driven demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM). With 2026 supply already sold out and earnings projected to quadruple, the chipmaker is strategically pivoting to cement its lead in a tightening market.
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.
As Alphabet prepares to report Q4 earnings, analysts are bullish on its AI-driven growth, fueled by a massive $16B funding round for Waymo and strategic partnerships. The tech giant's stock has significantly outperformed the market this year.
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.
Waymo executives are set to testify before a Senate committee, defending their autonomous vehicles' safety record amid federal probes. The company will also urge lawmakers to pass supportive legislation, framing the competition with Chinese AV firms as a critical battle for technological and economic supremacy.
Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) shares edged lower Thursday amid mixed signals from the options market, with traders showing a slight preference for calls despite a heightened demand for downside protection ahead of the company's earnings report.
A modest adjustment to SoFi Technologies' fair value estimate belies a more significant evolution in the market's narrative. Driven by revised growth projections and shifting analyst sentiment, the fintech's story is being recast. We examine the catalysts and what they mean for investors.
PayPal's stock plummeted following disappointing Q4 results and the abrupt departure of its short-tenured CEO, Alex Chriss. The fintech giant now faces a pivotal leadership transition as it seeks to reignite growth.
In a high-stakes appeal trial, French prosecutors have formally requested a five-year ban on Marine Le Pen holding elected office, a move that could definitively block the far-right leader's path to the 2027 presidential election over EU fund misuse allegations.
The privacy-focused cryptocurrency Zcash faces intensified selling pressure as exchange activity collapses and key technical supports break down, raising concerns over a deeper slide toward $200.
Shares of Unity, Intuit, Twilio, Freshworks, and Procore Technologies led a broad decline in software stocks Thursday morning, as investors reposition portfolios amid growing uncertainty over artificial intelligence's disruptive impact.
The race for public capital intensifies in the tech and space sectors. OpenAI reportedly fast-tracks its IPO to Q4 amid fierce competition with Anthropic, while York Space Systems and Ethos successfully launch their first trading days, signaling a robust start for new listings.
CNBC's Jim Cramer pushed back against growing investor pessimism surrounding Apple Inc., calling its recent quarterly performance 'fantastic' and reaffirming his confidence in the tech giant's long-term trajectory amid supply chain and innovation debates.
Following one of silver's sharpest multi-day declines in decades, technical analysts are eyeing a critical demand zone as a potential entry point, emphasizing disciplined risk management over bold calls.
CNBC's Jim Cramer suggests Roper Technologies' stock performance is unlikely to see a sustained turnaround until investor sentiment toward software stocks improves, despite the company's diverse portfolio of niche applications.
