IBM shares have surged nearly 8% in the past month, closing at $314.73 and pushing its one-year return above 23%. But with conflicting fair value signals—one model flags it as overvalued while another suggests a 20% discount—investors are grappling with whether the rally has run ahead of fundamentals.
The energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand from data centers and industrial electrification.
Wall Street's consensus price target for defense contractor AeroVironment has been trimmed, reflecting a nuanced reassessment of its strategic acquisition of BlueHalo against near-term execution risks. While the move bolsters its portfolio in counter-drone and space tech, analysts are weighing the promise of long-term synergy against the challenges of merging operations and uncertain demand cycles.
Energizer Holdings (ENR) shares have rebounded over 12% in the past month, yet remain down sharply over longer horizons. A detailed analysis of its cash flows and valuation multiples suggests the battery and household products maker may be trading at a significant discount to its intrinsic value.
Toronto-Dominion Bank shares have delivered stellar returns over the past year, significantly outperforming the broader market. As the stock hovers around C$129, analysts and investors are debating whether the rally has run its course or if substantial upside remains based on key valuation metrics.
In the hunt for income, yield is just the starting point. We analyze five monthly-paying ETFs offering yields above 6%, focusing on the underlying strategy, risk management, and staying power that separates sustainable income from a risky bet.
Shares of business intelligence firm Domo (DOMO) plunged more than 6% in afternoon trading, caught in a broader market retreat from traditional software stocks as investors shift capital toward companies seen as better positioned in the AI era.
A bold White House proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10% has fractured traditional political alliances, drawing support from populists in both parties while facing fierce opposition from the financial sector and skepticism from some Republican leaders.
Unity Software shares suffered their worst day in nearly two years following Google's unveiling of Project Genie, an AI world-building tool. While fears of disruption spooked investors, analysts and the company's CEO argue the selloff may have been an overreaction, highlighting fundamental differences between experimental AI and production-ready game development.
Banco Santander's acquisition of Webster Financial, valued at $12.3 billion, is set to create a top-10 U.S. retail and commercial bank by assets and significantly bolster its deposit base in the key Northeast market, marking the largest bank deal of the year.
William Stevenson, 77, the ex-husband of First Lady Jill Biden, has been indicted on a first-degree murder charge following the death of his wife Linda. The arrest concludes a weeks-long investigation by Delaware police into a late December domestic incident.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the once-presumed successor to his father Muammar Gaddafi and a polarizing figure in Libya's post-revolution turmoil, has reportedly been shot dead in Zintan, according to local sources. His death marks a symbolic end to a lingering chapter of the country's conflict.
Amid ongoing sales challenges, Target names Michael Fiddelke as CEO and launches its most expansive spring beauty collection to date, signaling a strategic pivot aimed at winning back customers and investor confidence.
Updated federal nutrition advice emphasizing protein intake and whole foods is set to create sustained demand tailwinds for meat producers, with Tyson Foods positioned to capitalize on shifting consumer and institutional purchasing patterns.
Caught between soaring housing costs and a reluctance to forgo lifestyle comforts, millennials are redefining the path to homeownership. A new study reveals a generation determined to buy, yet often unwilling—or unable—to make the traditional financial trade-offs.
As the broader TSX enjoys a robust earnings season, a segment of smaller-cap companies is capturing attention for their high-risk, high-reward potential. We examine three such ventures—spanning cannabis, functional mushrooms, and AI diagnostics—that are on the radar of growth-oriented investors.
As New York lawmakers consider tighter rules for prediction markets, platforms Polymarket and Kalshi are funding high-profile grocery giveaways, aligning their public image with Mayor Zohran Mamdani's campaign for affordable food.
NXP Semiconductors surpassed Q4 revenue forecasts, fueled by a rebound in automotive and industrial demand. However, the chipmaker's strategic retreat from certain businesses and lingering market skepticism tempered the upbeat results, as shares dipped post-earnings.
A sharp sell-off in major technology stocks pressured U.S. equity benchmarks Tuesday, while precious metals staged a dramatic rebound. The Nasdaq led declines, falling over 2%, as PayPal's weak outlook sparked sector-wide concerns.
While Research Frontiers (NASDAQ: REFR) continues to operate at a loss, its manageable cash burn and strong balance sheet position the smart glass technology developer to fund its growth strategy—but declining revenue raises questions.
