Shares of insurance software provider Guidewire Software plunged nearly 10% in morning trading, caught in a sector-wide downturn as investors reassess traditional SaaS models against the rising tide of AI integration.
Shares of aerospace and defense manufacturer Woodward, Inc. (WWD) surged over 16% Thursday, hitting a new 52-week high after the company reported quarterly results that crushed analyst expectations, driven by strength in its core markets.
Pfizer Inc. reported stronger-than-expected Q4 and full-year 2025 results, returning $9.8 billion to shareholders. The pharmaceutical giant is navigating a pivotal transition, leveraging recent acquisitions and a promising obesity drug pipeline to offset upcoming patent expirations and drive growth beyond 2028.
Despite softness in coatings and construction markets, Ashland reports resilient performance in Life Sciences and Personal Care, driven by strategic initiatives and new product launches. The company maintains its full-year outlook while managing temporary operational headwinds.
A $202 million offer to purchase the 54-year-old Portofino South condominium has divided residents, pitting financial relief against community ties, as developers eye prime Flagler Drive real estate.
The fast-casual chain is projected to post a third consecutive quarter of declining same-store sales as economic pressures squeeze its core young adult demographic.
While Eli Lilly's stock has cooled in 2026 after a historic rally, Wall Street analysts remain overwhelmingly bullish, betting the pharmaceutical giant's blockbuster obesity treatments will drive long-term growth.
A growing movement, led by AARP, aims to eliminate state taxes on Social Security benefits in the handful of states that still impose them. While promising more disposable income for retirees, analyses suggest the windfalls could disproportionately benefit higher-income households.
Jackson T. Keller, a 19-year-old Fort Lewis College student, faces serious charges including criminal solicitation for first-degree murder after allegedly plotting to pay for a fellow student's killing.
Austin Thompson, who pleaded guilty to murdering his brother and four neighbors in a 2022 shooting spree in Raleigh, faces sentencing this week. The case has reignited debates on youth violence and gun access.
Arm Holdings PLC (ARM) shares gained nearly 2% in a session marked by subdued options trading. While call buying outpaced puts, a steepening put-call skew points to heightened investor caution as the chip designer approaches its next earnings report.
As demand for AI compute power surges, infrastructure providers Applied Digital and CoreWeave are posting explosive growth. But behind the soaring revenues lie starkly different financial profiles and risks, forcing investors to look beyond the hype.
Shares of the data analytics firm surged after it posted record revenue and issued ambitious 2026 guidance, signaling its AI platform is driving explosive commercial growth.
Amid growing geopolitical tensions, EU Financial Services Commissioner Maria Luís Albuquerque has called for Europe to assert control over foundational technologies, highlighting cybersecurity risks and economic vulnerabilities tied to foreign tech dependence.
Pfizer stock fell over 3% Tuesday, as a mixed quarterly report and lingering concerns over declining COVID-19 product sales overshadowed an earnings beat. The company's guidance for 2026, while reaffirmed, fell short of Wall Street's profit expectations.
Blackstone President Jon Gray warns that AI-driven disruption is a paramount concern for the $1.27 trillion asset manager, urging a focus on infrastructure investments as the safest play in the transformative trend.
Avis Budget Group is closing Zipcar's Boston headquarters, laying off 128 employees and moving core operations to its New Jersey base, marking a significant shift for the pioneering car-sharing brand it acquired in 2013.
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.
CNBC's Jim Cramer has issued a bullish call on Vail Resorts (NYSE: MTN), recommending investors buy the stock after a significant decline, citing confidence in the company's management and long-term prospects in the luxury resort and ski industry.
CNBC's Jim Cramer, while reaffirming his past success with Flowserve, suggested investors might find better opportunities elsewhere in the industrial sector, specifically naming Dover Corporation.
