The fast-food giant prepares to release its quarterly results as analysts project moderated growth and investors weigh recent performance against sector peers.
The Timken Company (NYSE: TKR) is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter financial results before the market opens on Wednesday. Investors will be watching to see if the bearings and power transmission specialist can continue its track record of surpassing Wall Street's forecasts amidst a mixed landscape for industrial machinery firms.
Reynolds Consumer Products (NASDAQ: REYN) is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter financial results before market open on Wednesday. Investors will be watching closely to see if the household goods maker can maintain its track record of outperforming expectations, even as analysts project a slight year-over-year revenue dip.
Western wear retailer Boot Barn (NYSE: BOOT) is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter financial results after market close this Wednesday, with investors keenly watching for signs of sustained growth in a competitive apparel landscape.
Universal Technical Institute (NYSE: UTI) is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter earnings after Wednesday's market close. Investors are watching for signs of sustained growth in the vocational education sector as economic conditions shift.
As TTM Technologies prepares to release its quarterly results, analysts anticipate sustained revenue growth and robust performance in the competitive PCB manufacturing sector.
Panera Bread is closing its Franklin, Mass., fresh dough production plant next month, eliminating 92 positions, as the company shifts to a centralized 'bakery-operating model' that will change how bread is prepared in its restaurants nationwide.
Despite Adtalem Global Education posting robust quarterly results with 34% EPS growth, investment firm Peregrine Asset Advisers has liquidated its entire position, raising questions about the divergence between corporate performance and investor sentiment in the education sector.
Amid widespread anxiety over AI-driven job losses, a new report from the Yale Budget Lab finds little evidence of large-scale labor market disruption, raising questions about whether 'AI-washing' is being used to justify corporate layoffs.
U.S. equities found firmer ground Tuesday, buoyed by a robust factory activity report. The rally unfolded as investors grow increasingly discerning about AI-related capital expenditures, creating clear winners and losers.
T-Mobile, the telecommunications giant headquartered in Washington, has filed official notice of permanent layoffs affecting nearly 400 employees across its Bellevue, Bothell, and Woodinville offices, citing evolving business needs.
A new global survey from JPMorgan Private Bank shows wealthy families remain overwhelmingly cautious on cryptocurrency investments, with a strong preference for traditional portfolio strategies despite market hype.
As Amazon prepares to release its Q4 earnings, analysts are eyeing accelerated AWS growth and robust advertising revenue as key drivers that could propel the stock higher, mirroring its October surge.
Major U.S. stock indices advanced Monday, setting a positive tone for a week packed with corporate earnings reports from technology giants and other bellwethers. Investor sentiment remains cautiously optimistic as early results surpass expectations.
Elon Musk is reportedly in advanced discussions to merge his space exploration giant, SpaceX, with his artificial intelligence venture, xAI, in a move that could reshape the frontiers of both industries and delay SpaceX's anticipated public offering.
Newly filed state documents reveal the geographic breakdown of Amazon's latest workforce reduction in Washington, with T-Mobile and International Paper also submitting layoff notices affecting hundreds more employees across the state.
TD Cowen and H.C. Wainwright have raised price targets on KalVista Pharmaceuticals, expressing confidence in its oral hereditary angioedema treatment ahead of the company's fourth-quarter financial results.
Amazon's latest round of layoffs will eliminate over 2,200 corporate positions in the Seattle region, part of a broader 16,000-person global workforce reduction. The cuts, effective from late April, add to a wave of job losses hitting Washington's tech sector.
Shares of the casino operator have pulled back from a four-year high in December, but a historically reliable long-term trendline suggests potential upside ahead of Thursday's earnings release.
U.S. stocks advanced cautiously Monday as investors braced for a wave of corporate earnings reports, while crude oil prices tumbled sharply. The focus remains on key tech results and evolving geopolitical developments affecting global trade and energy markets.
