As Josh D'Amaro takes the helm at The Walt Disney Company, he inherits a $185 billion empire at a critical inflection point. From streaming wars and AI disruption to revitalizing iconic franchises and managing political landmines, the new CEO's agenda is packed with challenges that will define Disney's future.
Despite a tough freight market, PACCAR's stock has held strong. We analyze Wall Street's shifting sentiment, the company's resilient performance, and what experts see on the road ahead for the Kenworth and Peterbilt parent.
Coca-Cola announces the discontinuation of Minute Maid's iconic frozen canned juices by early 2026, marking a strategic shift away from a once-dominant format as consumer preferences evolve.
The iconic Southern-themed chain Cracker Barrel is implementing a cost-cutting measure requiring traveling staff to eat only at company-owned locations, as it navigates financial challenges and recent public relations setbacks.
Buoyed by resilient holiday sales, particularly in the United States, Watches of Switzerland Group has upgraded its full-year sales and profit guidance, highlighting sustained demand for luxury timepieces that continues to outpace supply.
Amgen's fourth-quarter earnings surpassed analyst forecasts, driven by strong performance across its key brands and promising progress in its late-stage pipeline, particularly the obesity candidate Meritide.
Amid a historically expensive market, three income-generating stocks with historically high yields present a rare value opportunity for investors seeking both income and potential capital appreciation.
While tracking the broader market, pest control leader Rollins demonstrates robust fundamentals through sustained sales growth, industry-leading margins, and strong cash generation, positioning it as a standout in the industrials sector.
Coty Inc. is set to report its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings after the bell Thursday, with investors keen to see if the maker of CoverGirl and Gucci fragrances can meet expectations in a challenging market.
With Josh D’Amaro officially stepping into the CEO role, paired with Dana Walden as President, Disney's new leadership faces the critical task of reversing a multi-year stock slump. Despite recent strategic moves, the market remains skeptical, leaving investors to debate whether the iconic company is fundamentally undervalued or still searching for its next growth catalyst.
As Tapestry prepares to release its fourth-quarter results, investors are watching to see if the parent company of Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman can sustain its track record of exceeding revenue expectations in a challenging retail environment.
The Hershey Company prepares to release its fourth-quarter results, with investors watching closely for signs of how the iconic chocolate maker is navigating persistent cost pressures and shifting consumer spending habits.
Darden Restaurants is closing half of the remaining Bahama Breeze locations by April 2026, with the other half set for conversion to other brands within its portfolio, marking the end of the 1990s-era chain.
In his first major interview since being named Bob Iger's successor, Disney Parks Chairman Josh D'Amaro outlines his vision for leading the entertainment giant, emphasizing a balance between cherished tradition and technological advancement, with AI as a tool in service of human creativity.
Shares of the parent company of The North Face and Vans have shown recent strength, but a deeper look reveals persistent challenges and a debate over whether the apparel giant is truly undervalued or still overpriced relative to its fundamentals.
The snack food giant Mondelez International reported stronger-than-expected Q4 2025 sales of $10.5 billion, driven by strategic pricing. However, earnings per share fell short of analyst estimates, highlighting the pressure from historic cocoa costs on profitability.
The luxury brand's revenue climbed 5% to $167 million in the third quarter, driven by strong performance in North America and a successful expansion beyond its iconic evening heels into everyday luxury.
The iconic Southern restaurant chain, a longtime favorite of professional wrestling personalities, enforces a policy requiring traveling staff to dine primarily at its own locations, as it seeks to stabilize after a costly rebranding misstep.
The Clorox Company reported fourth-quarter revenue that edged past Wall Street expectations, though sales remained unchanged from the prior year. While the top-line beat provided a bright spot, earnings per share fell short of consensus, highlighting the challenges for the consumer staples giant in a volatile market.
Ermenegildo Zegna's (ZGN) shares have dipped to $9.00, sparking debate among investors. While some see a luxury brand trading below its estimated fair value, others point to challenges in China and rich valuations as reasons for caution.
