The French wine group, home to labels like Lanson and Philipponnat, saw revenue fall nearly 9% in 2025, underperforming a declining Champagne market as economic pressures and promotional battles squeeze margins.
After years of stagnation and leadership churn, Starbucks shows signs of a nascent recovery under CEO Brian Niccol. While strategic shifts are yielding early results, the stock's premium valuation gives many analysts pause.
Ameriprise Financial reported fourth-quarter adjusted earnings of $10.83 per share, comfortably beating analyst forecasts, driven by robust growth in client assets and disciplined expense management. Revenue also exceeded expectations, climbing 10% year-over-year.
In a major overnight assault, Russia launched approximately 450 drones and 70 missiles against Ukrainian infrastructure, wounding civilians and crippling power supplies amid a deep freeze, just one day before scheduled peace negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
Amid a backdrop of steady rates and cautious optimism, value investing is gaining traction. We spotlight three global stocks—from semiconductors to sweets—trading below their estimated fair value, offering a potential entry point for discerning investors.
While large-cap stocks dominate headlines, a select group of small and mid-cap companies are posting robust fundamentals and growth that defy the cautious market mood. We spotlight three such firms from Asia's tech and industrial sectors that analysts believe are trading below their intrinsic value.
China becomes the first nation to ban concealed door handles on electric vehicles, introducing new safety regulations following fatal incidents. The rules, effective from 2027, require physical release mechanisms and could reshape global automotive design standards.
While W.R. Berkley's earnings and premium growth have been robust, a decelerating revenue outlook and recent stock underperformance present a complex picture for investors weighing the insurer's prospects.
A 13-year-old Australian boy's extraordinary four-kilometer swim through rough seas triggered a rescue that saved his mother and two younger siblings, after strong currents pulled the family far from shore during a holiday outing.
NEW DELHI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Indian markets surged on relief after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a deal to slash tariffs on Indian imports, though the absence of formal documentation and detailed terms left analysts and officials parsing social media posts for substance.
While major indices waver, a select group of undervalued small-cap companies is attracting attention from those who know them best—their own executives. We examine three firms where recent insider buying hints at underlying value, from UK pubs to Canadian tech and U.S. manufactured housing.
Silver's worst single-day drop since 1980, fueled by a burst of speculative frenzy, offers a stark warning to markets currently captivated by the promises of artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
Tutor Perini's shares have skyrocketed over 700% in three years, leaving investors to question if the current price around $80 reflects fair value or overheated speculation. A deep dive into valuation metrics reveals a complex picture.
AppLovin faces investor scrutiny following money-laundering accusations from short sellers, while Google's new AI model Genie 3 signals potential disruption for the gaming and adtech sectors where AppLovin operates.
As several stocks surge to near their 52-week highs, fueled by product launches and strong sector trends, we examine three names where the current optimism may be getting ahead of the fundamentals.
As consumer discretionary spending shows signs of strain, investors are scrutinizing company fundamentals more closely. We examine three prominent stocks where valuation and business model concerns suggest a cautious approach.
While stocks priced between $10 and $50 often represent maturing companies, some harbor significant risks. We examine three such stocks where unproven models, stretched valuations, or shifting strategies warrant a cautious approach from investors.
In a notable departure from the Street's typically optimistic stance, several firms have issued bearish price targets for BJ's Restaurants, C.H. Robinson, and Centene, highlighting fundamental challenges in a tightening market.
Copper prices rebounded over 2% on the LME, recovering from an 11% slide, as Chinese investors and fabricators seized the dip ahead of the Lunar New Year. The broader base metals complex also edged higher.
As the dust settles on fourth-quarter earnings, a clear divergence emerges among regional lenders. While the sector broadly met expectations, individual performances from OceanFirst Financial to Live Oak Bancshares tell a story of strategic bets, merger moves, and the ongoing battle against fintech disruption and economic uncertainty.
