Edgewell Personal Care shares rallied sharply last week, adding $76 million in market value and sparking debate among investors about whether the struggling consumer goods company is finally stabilizing after a brutal three-year decline.
As the 'Sell America' narrative gains traction among international investors, the Vanguard Total International Stock ETF (VXUS) emerges as a strategic tool for U.S. portfolios seeking insulation from potential domestic market headwinds and a weakening dollar.
While Beazer Homes USA's recent quarterly earnings fell short of market expectations, a closer look at the financial statements reveals a more nuanced story. Significant one-time charges weighed on the bottom line, but underlying operational performance may be more resilient than the headline figures suggest.
Kennametal Inc. (NYSE:KMT) declared a $0.20 per share dividend payable in February, as the industrial tooling manufacturer rides a wave of robust stock performance and earnings growth.
Average pump prices in New York state climbed slightly to $2.88 per gallon, continuing a recent upward trend while staying marginally above the national figure, according to federal energy data.
GE Vernova and Xcel Energy have entered a strategic partnership aimed at modernizing the U.S. power grid through wind, gas, and AI-driven projects, highlighting both the sector's growth potential and investor valuation debates.
All 166 worshippers kidnapped last month from two churches in Nigeria's northern Kaduna state have been released, according to the Christian Association of Nigeria. Details of their release remain unclear as government officials have yet to comment.
A police operation targeting alleged drug supply in New South Wales led to the discovery of a makeshift menagerie—including a saltwater crocodile and dozens of snakes—inside a suspect's home, highlighting a bizarre intersection of wildlife crime and narcotics.
Xylem's shares have shown resilience, but a closer look through DCF and P/E analysis reveals a nuanced picture: the stock appears fairly valued on cash flows but carries a premium on earnings multiples. Investors weigh growth prospects against current pricing.
While the industrial sector has outperformed the broader market, buoyed by regulatory tailwinds, analysts warn that selective caution is warranted. We examine three companies where valuation concerns and cyclical risks suggest investors should tread carefully.
Ball Corporation (NYSE:BALL) declares a $0.20 per share dividend payable in March, as sustained EPS growth and a low payout ratio signal confidence in the packaging giant's financial health.
T. Rowe Price met revenue forecasts for Q4 2025 but fell short on earnings per share, as net client outflows and industry-wide shifts to lower-fee products squeezed margins. The firm is betting on fixed income, ETFs, and alternatives for future growth.
Vishay Intertechnology's quarterly revenue climbed 12.1%, driven by robust orders in industrial power, AI applications, and a recovering automotive sector. The company's optimistic guidance signals sustained momentum.
As the dust settles on the latest earnings season, a mixed picture emerges for regional lenders. While some, like Peoples Bancorp, posted resilient results, others faced significant headwinds, highlighting the sector's diverging fortunes amid economic uncertainty.
Boston Scientific met Q4 revenue expectations and delivered a slight earnings beat, but a sharp stock decline reflects investor scrutiny over sequential softness in key franchises and margin pressures.
Qualcomm's Q4 revenue met expectations, but a cautious outlook driven by memory supply constraints and strategic shifts into automotive and IoT markets signals a pivotal moment for the chip giant.
As Perella Weinberg Partners prepares to report Q4 earnings, analysts eye a projected revenue decline amidst a turbulent market for financial advisors. The firm's performance will be measured against brighter showings from peers like Evercore and Moelis.
Lockheed Martin's robust fourth-quarter performance, driven by record F-35 deliveries and advanced tech demand, faced scrutiny from analysts probing future challenges in execution, margins, and international sales.
Arthur J. Gallagher's Q4 earnings fell short of expectations, driven by integration timing from the AssuredPartners deal and softer contingent income. While the market reacted, analysts zeroed in on the underlying drivers and future trajectory during the earnings call.
ManpowerGroup's Q4 2025 results beat revenue expectations, driven by strong enterprise demand in key markets and cost discipline. While margins remain pressured, management points to sequential improvements. Analysts on the earnings call focused on the pace of the permanent hiring recovery, AI's impact, and regional momentum.
