As climate shocks, cyberattacks, and geopolitical tensions expose the fragility of lean global networks, a new class of foundational technology is enabling a fundamental shift from efficiency to engineered resilience.
Veralto (VLTO) reported Q4 revenue slightly below expectations, though profit beat estimates. The water technology firm's 2026 guidance reflects a prudent stance amid macroeconomic uncertainty and costs tied to recent acquisitions.
The CEO of derivatives giant CME Group has revealed the exchange is actively exploring the creation of its own digital asset, a significant step in the institutional adoption of blockchain technology for collateral and settlement.
A proposed acquisition of eye-lens maker STAAR Surgical by Alcon faces fierce resistance from major investors, who argue the company is being sold at a cyclical low. The clash has forced deal amendments and delays, setting the stage for a potential proxy fight or higher bid.
As the quantum computing sector moves from lab to market, investors are eyeing early leaders D-Wave Quantum and IonQ. Despite high valuations and technical hurdles, their divergent approaches could define the industry's future.
John Deere is injecting $30 million into its century-old Seeding Works factory in Moline, a strategic investment aimed at modernizing production with AI and robotics while recalling workers at other Iowa facilities. The move underscores the agricultural giant's dual focus on technological innovation and skilled workforce development.
Twilio is providing the communications backbone for Genspark's new AI-powered phone agent, enabling multilingual, automated call handling for complex workflows. The partnership signals Twilio's strategic push to embed its technology deeper into enterprise AI and automation.
Johnson & Johnson gains FDA approval for a new frontline multiple myeloma therapy and unveils a pioneering cardiac imaging catheter, reinforcing its strategic focus on high-growth oncology and medical technology segments.
As Alphabet prepares to report its fourth-quarter results, investors are watching to see if the tech giant's AI investments can sustain its recent stock surge and justify its massive capital expenditures.
Optical components leader Coherent is set to report quarterly results after the bell, with investors watching to see if surging AI infrastructure spending can propel a sixth straight earnings surprise and justify its meteoric stock rise.
After recent share price declines, Niagen Bioscience is drawing renewed investor scrutiny. The biotech firm's valuation story hinges on its proprietary NAD+ technology, upcoming B2B product launches, and critical clinical data readouts expected later this year.
The AI boom is proving to be a double-edged sword for the technology sector. While some giants soar, a sharp selloff in software and services stocks highlights the market's growing discrimination between potential beneficiaries and those facing disruption from new AI tools.
As the Super Bowl approaches, a new wave of exchange-traded funds offers investors a stake in the sprawling sports industry—from teams and venues to media and technology—rather than just a bet on the score.
At its New York investor event, Western Digital detailed an accelerated roadmap for its next-generation HAMR drives and a strategic pivot squarely toward AI and cloud data centers, backed by a new $4 billion share repurchase program and bullish long-term financial targets.
Washington hosts ministers from over 50 nations to forge a united front on securing vital mineral resources, aiming to reduce collective dependence on China for materials essential to modern technology and defense.
Despite a challenging environment of soft demand and tariff volatility, industrial distributor W.W. Grainger met its 2025 financial targets. The company is betting on technology investments and strategic focus to drive margin improvement and double-digit EPS growth in the year ahead.
After a volatile year, Descartes Systems Group's strong Q3 results signal a potential turnaround, fueled by accelerating organic growth and heightened reliance on its logistics technology amid global trade uncertainty.
A sharp sell-off in U.S. technology stocks has rippled across Asian markets, dragging down regional indices and sending Bitcoin below $77,000. The shift reflects growing investor caution over lofty AI valuations and a broader rotation into more defensive sectors.
Shares of Thomson Reuters (TSX:TRI) faced significant pressure this week following the release of a new AI-powered legal assistant by Anthropic. The tool's ability to automate complex workflows like contract review has ignited investor concerns over potential disruption to established legal information and technology providers, contributing to a sharp sell-off.
At a recent industry conference, Google's AI infrastructure lead detailed the rapid ascent of the Gemini model family and outlined the monumental infrastructure challenges ahead. In a wide-ranging discussion, he positioned specialized hardware, cross-stack collaboration, and even speculative space-based computing as critical to sustaining the AI boom, while cautioning that efficiency gains alone won't keep pace with exploding demand.
