As the STOXX Europe 600 inches higher, a subset of investors is turning their gaze to the market's smallest players. We examine three European companies with market capitalizations under €8 million, assessing their potential and pitfalls in a complex economic landscape.
After a meteoric post-IPO rise and an 80% collapse, Figma's future hangs in the balance. We analyze whether its robust product and growing enterprise base justify its still-lofty valuation.
A monthly price check across 13 Milwaukee-area stores reveals a mixed bag for shoppers in January, with more outlets seeing decreases than increases, though overall savings remain modest.
At a recent industry conference, Box CEO Aaron Levie shifted the AI conversation from model capabilities to organizational change, asserting that the real return on investment requires fundamental workflow redesign to empower AI agents effectively.
UBS Group reported a 62% surge in underlying pre-tax profit for Q4 2025, driven by revenue momentum and cost discipline. The bank is nearing its post-merger targets but cautions that unlocking the final tranche of savings hinges on completing Swiss client migrations.
Elon Musk's merger of SpaceX and xAI aims to turn a decades-old sci-fi concept—space-based data centers—into a commercial reality. While promising limitless solar power and natural cooling, the ambitious vision faces formidable technical and economic hurdles.
Corteva, Inc. (NYSE: CTVA) declared a $0.18 per share dividend payable in March, with a yield of 1.0%. While below the industry average, the agriscience giant's robust earnings growth and low payout ratio suggest a sustainable distribution strategy focused on reinvestment.
As Robinhood shares tumble nearly 40% from their peak, star investor Cathie Wood's ARK Invest has made a multimillion-dollar wager, betting that potential policy shifts could reignite the trading platform's long-term growth story.
Shares of Trane Technologies (NYSE: TT) surged 11% this week, extending a remarkable five-year rally that has delivered a total shareholder return of 219%. However, a closer look reveals that while the stock price has closely tracked EPS growth, recent earnings momentum may be trailing the stellar returns long-term investors have enjoyed.
Dominion Energy's commanding institutional ownership signals deep market confidence but also raises questions about stock volatility and concentrated influence as the utility giant navigates a shifting energy landscape.
Despite a recent 21% monthly share price decline, Ares Management (NYSE: ARES) has delivered a 167% total return to shareholders over five years. Analysts point to a disconnect between robust earnings growth and recent market sentiment, suggesting potential undervaluation.
A deep dive into Exelon Corporation's valuation using the Dividend Discount Model suggests the utility giant's shares are trading close to their intrinsic fair value. We examine the assumptions behind the numbers and what investors should consider beyond the model.
In an exclusive interview, Samsung Electronics America CMO Allison Stransky details the brand's strategy to leverage major events like the Olympics and everyday moments to build a connected device ecosystem, moving beyond one-off product sales.
While XRP's price struggles within a bearish channel and exchange inflows spike, on-chain data reveals a nuanced story. Long-term investors appear to be absorbing supply from short-term sellers, potentially laying the groundwork for a rebound toward $1.70 if key support holds.
As a 30-second Super Bowl spot hits $10 million, the game’s advertising playbook stands in stark defiance of today’s digital-first, hyper-targeted marketing dogma. An analysis of why mass reach, pure creativity, and shared cultural moments still command a premium.
Despite a surge in new technical standards designed to enable AI agents to buy and sell ads, industry leaders at the IAB ALM conference warn that fragmentation and competing priorities are slowing real-world implementation, risking stalled progress.
A new market report reveals a subtle but significant shift in the pre-owned luxury watch landscape, with three Swiss brands capturing greater market share as Rolex's dominance sees a slight correction.
From Meta to Amazon, a wave of companies is overhauling the traditional annual review. Driven by AI, a shifting labor market, and demands for continuous growth, the new focus is on agility, regular feedback, and clear development paths.
A wave of stock sales by top executives at railroad giant CSX Corp. over the past year is prompting scrutiny from investors, with a notable $2.5 million disposal by a senior officer adding fuel to the debate.
Elon Musk's move to merge his AI startup xAI into SpaceX ahead of a blockbuster IPO has ignited debate. While supporters see a visionary bet on orbital data centers and AI supremacy, critics decry it as financial engineering that leverages one company to prop up another.
