The Walt Disney Company has ended its prolonged succession saga, naming Josh D’Amaro, the architect behind its booming parks and experiences division, as its next Chief Executive Officer. The move, effective March 18, sets the stage for a new era while attempting to avoid the missteps of the recent past.
Amidst the inherent volatility of the energy sector, Chevron's vertical integration, 38-year dividend growth streak, and industry-leading balance sheet offer investors a rare blend of high yield and resilience.
DaVita Inc. reported a milestone first profitable year for its Integrated Kidney Care (IKC) division, beating its own 2026 target. The kidney care giant provided robust 2026 guidance, forecasting 33% adjusted EPS growth, fueled by clinical initiatives and strategic partnerships aimed at reducing patient mortality and hospitalization rates.
Terns Pharmaceuticals has renegotiated its licensing deal for TERN-701, gaining exclusive worldwide rights outside key Asian markets. The strategic move comes after a period of explosive stock performance, but analysts are now scrutinizing whether its premium valuation is justified given its clinical-stage pipeline and lack of revenue.
As economic forecasts shift, five established Nasdaq 100 companies offering substantial dividends are drawing attention from investors prioritizing income and capital preservation for the coming years.
Uber has relaunched its ride-hailing services in Macau after a multi-year hiatus, introducing a key cross-border limousine link to Hong Kong. The move tests the company's strategy in a competitive Greater China-linked market and its push into higher-margin services.
Synopsys is integrating its high-speed connectivity IP with Lightmatter's photonic computing platform, aiming to redefine bandwidth and efficiency for AI accelerator clusters in future data centers.
Financial technology giant Broadridge Financial Solutions (NYSE: BR) reported fourth-quarter revenue and profit that comfortably exceeded Wall Street forecasts, driven by resilient demand for its core transaction processing and investor communications services.
The European Union's sanctions envoy will travel to Bishkek later this month for high-level talks, following reports that Brussels is considering export bans targeting Kyrgyzstan over alleged sanctions circumvention.
French prosecutors have formally requested that an appeals court uphold fraud convictions against far-right leader Marine Le Pen and her National Rally party, seeking to confirm bans that would disqualify her from public office. The move threatens Le Pen's potential 2027 presidential bid.
Amidst significant paper losses on its crypto holdings, Bitmine Immersion Technologies is aggressively expanding its Ethereum treasury and preparing to launch a major U.S.-based staking network, MAVAN, signaling a strategic pivot towards infrastructure-driven revenue.
While Apple's latest quarterly results showcased staggering iPhone growth, analysts are zeroing in on CEO Tim Cook's cautious remarks about persistent supply constraints and rising memory costs, which could pressure margins in the coming months.
Amid a tech-driven market rally, American International Group (AIG) emerged as a key performer for Diamond Hill Capital's Large Cap Fund in late 2025, highlighting a shift toward fundamentally sound, cash-generative businesses.
Industrial supplies giant W.W. Grainger (NYSE:GWW) reported fourth-quarter revenue that edged past Wall Street forecasts, though earnings per share fell short of consensus. The company's outlook suggests a period of moderated growth ahead.
Diamond Hill Capital's Large Cap Fund underperformed the broader value index in Q4 2025, citing a cautious stance on AI-fueled rallies. The fund identified laboratory services giant Labcorp (LH) as a key detractor, despite solid long-term share gains, highlighting a shift in investor sentiment towards more fundamentally stable businesses.
Amid a strong Canadian earnings season, investors are looking beyond large caps for growth. We examine three small-cap companies—in cleantech, energy exploration, and private equity—that defy the 'penny stock' stereotype with market capitalizations exceeding $30 million and distinct strategic profiles.
Diamond Hill Capital's Large Cap Fund added medical device maker Cooper Companies (COO) to its portfolio in Q4 2025, positioning for long-term growth in the resilient contact lens and women's health sectors despite recent stock weakness.
First Business Financial Services (NASDAQ: FBIZ) announces a dividend increase to $0.34 per share, raising its annual yield to 2.3%. While below the industry average, the bank's strong earnings growth and low payout ratio suggest a sustainable and growing income stream for investors.
As Iran's cryptocurrency transactions surge to an estimated $10 billion annually, U.S. authorities are intensifying scrutiny over whether digital asset platforms are being used by state-linked entities to evade international sanctions, Reuters has learned.
Amid a tech-led market rally, Diamond Hill Capital's Large Cap Fund took a contrarian position in the fourth quarter, initiating a stake in natural gas producer EQT Corporation. The fund's latest letter outlines a cautious view on AI euphoria while positioning for resilience in energy fundamentals.
