Investment bank Goldman Sachs has raised its price target on manufacturing solutions provider Jabil Inc., highlighting sustained data center demand as a key growth driver, following the company's recent strategic acquisition in the power management sector.
AMD's stock fell sharply post-earnings despite beating Q4 estimates, as its Q1 guidance failed to meet lofty market expectations. The sell-off highlights the punishing standards for AI-focused tech giants and raises questions about stretched valuations across the sector.
The private sector added a mere 22,000 jobs to start 2026, signaling a persistent slowdown and raising concerns about broader economic resilience as key sectors continue to shed positions.
In a move to diversify critical mineral sources, REalloys and Kazakhstan's AltynGroup have inked preliminary agreements to develop rare earth feedstock from Kazakh deposits for processing in the U.S., challenging China's dominance in the sector.
While mega-cap tech stocks dominate headlines, savvy investors are finding compelling value in overlooked sectors. Ally Financial, a leader in digital banking, presents a case study in durable growth and market resilience.
U.S. private sector job growth fell significantly short of forecasts last month, signaling a cautious start to 2026 and heightening anticipation for delayed federal employment data.
In a landmark move to revive its crippled energy sector, Syria has signed a preliminary agreement with U.S.-based Chevron and Qatar's Power International Holding to develop its first offshore oil and gas field, marking a significant step toward economic recovery and renewed foreign investment.
The first snapshot of the U.S. labor market in 2025 reveals a sharp deceleration, with private-sector job growth falling far short of forecasts and continuing a multi-year downtrend, even as wage pressures persist.
January saw a wave of layoff announcements across the packaging sector, with plastics specialists and diversified giants like International Paper and Dow outlining significant workforce and facility reductions in the coming months, signaling a broader industry realignment.
A product delay at Rigetti Computing and a strategic acquisition by IonQ are highlighting the starkly different execution strategies and risk profiles within the competitive quantum computing sector, forcing investors to reassess valuations.
Fintech firm Sezzle is fundamentally reshaping its 'buy now, pay later' proposition, launching a subscription ecosystem and a merchant-agnostic virtual card. The strategic shift comes as regulatory pressures on the sector lessen, potentially altering its competitive stance against giants like Affirm and Klarna.
Investment firm Immersion Investment Partners projects strong profitability targets for PAR Technology, citing its cloud-based solutions for the restaurant sector, despite recent stock volatility and broader AI investment concerns.
TD Cowen raises its price target for Primerica (PRI) to $326, citing strength in its investment segment despite challenges in term life sales. The adjustment comes amid a cautiously optimistic preview of the life insurance sector.
Shareholders in South African hospitality group Tsogo Sun have seen a 21% total return decline over three years, underperforming the broader market's 65% gain. The slump highlights challenges in the sector and raises questions about the company's recovery prospects.
Cantor Fitzgerald raises its price target on RenaissanceRe Holdings (RNR) to $282, while Wells Fargo trims its target, highlighting divergent views on the reinsurer's near-term fundamentals and the broader insurance sector's trajectory.
Cantor Fitzgerald and Wells Fargo have raised their price targets on The Hartford following better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, citing disciplined expense management and a resilient growth trajectory despite sector headwinds.
As Bitcoin retreated toward $73,000, Cathie Wood's ARK Invest executed a strategic buying spree across six key crypto-linked equities, signaling continued conviction in the sector's long-term prospects despite recent volatility.
A dramatic shift in investor sentiment has rocked markets, as the realization sinks in that AI's efficiency gains may come at the cost of eroding the very business models that have long powered the tech sector's growth.
Wall Street grapples with a pronounced sector rotation out of high-flying technology names, driving volatility across major indices. Amid the shift, analyst calls highlight potential value in energy, consumer discretionary, and select fintech stocks for February 4, 2026.
NWPX Infrastructure, Inc. (NASDAQ:NWPX) finds itself firmly in the hands of institutional investors, whose collective 83% ownership grants them significant influence over the company's direction. This concentration comes as the energy sector watches potential policy shifts under a new administration.
