Shares of Eli Lilly surged nearly 10% after the pharmaceutical giant smashed fourth-quarter estimates and issued a bullish 2026 outlook, powered by unprecedented demand for its GLP-1 drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound.
The AI-powered 3D modeling firm expands its Krafty Lab enterprise platform by integrating advanced aviation simulations, including an F-35 fighter jet experience, targeting leadership development and premium corporate events.
Driven by a surge in its Specialty Medicines portfolio, GSK reports strong 2025 sales and profit growth, maintains its 2026 outlook, and signals confidence with a raised dividend.
Sintana Energy has reached a settlement with ExxonMobil, resolving a long-standing arbitration over the VMM-37 block in Colombia. The deal will see Sintana receive $9 million in payments as it transfers its interests in the block to the oil giant.
Australia-listed Nova Minerals Ltd. is set to relocate its corporate headquarters to the United States, a strategic pivot driven by its burgeoning American shareholder base and a quest for deeper capital markets access as it advances its Alaskan gold and critical minerals project.
A preliminary NTSB investigation into the December 2025 crash of a Beechcraft King Air in Galveston Bay points to a critical misunderstanding between the flight crew and air traffic control, resulting in six fatalities.
Despite a recent 5% slide in its share price, Dorman Products (DORM) boasts a robust Return on Equity and a history of solid earnings growth, raising questions about whether the market is overlooking its financial strength.
As major indices surge, a cash-flow analysis identifies Kimberly-Clark, Seacoast Banking, and National Bank Holdings as potentially undervalued, with estimated discounts of up to 44%.
Amid a buoyant market rally, companies where executives and directors hold significant stakes are drawing investor attention. We examine three firms with robust earnings forecasts and substantial insider ownership, weighing their growth potential against underlying risks.
The Timken Company (NYSE: TKR) reported stronger-than-anticipated fourth-quarter earnings, driven by pricing power and growth in its Industrial Motion segment. As the industrial giant navigates ongoing trade uncertainties, new CEO Lucian Boldea details a comprehensive '80/20' transformation plan aimed at simplifying operations and fueling long-term growth.
Despite a global footprint exceeding 41,000 locations, Starbucks leadership sees a long runway for growth, with plans to potentially double its store count in the U.S. and internationally by the end of the decade.
As U.S. markets shrug off economic headwinds to start February 2026 on a strong note, a closer look reveals compelling opportunities beyond major indices. We analyze three small-cap companies—spanning banking, sustainable packaging, and insurance—that are navigating the shifting landscape with distinct strategies and growth potential.
As major indexes flirt with record highs, investors are turning to dividend-paying stocks for income and ballast. We examine three companies offering yields up to 4.8% and a history of reliable payouts.
Cocoa futures tumbled this week, with prices hitting multi-year lows, as forecasts of robust global supplies collide with persistent consumer resistance to high chocolate prices. Analysts point to a significant market surplus ahead.
Yum! Brands Inc. (NYSE: YUM) edged past Wall Street forecasts for its fourth quarter, fueled by robust same-store sales at Taco Bell and record KFC expansion. While revenue climbed 6% to $2.51 billion, the market reaction was muted as investors weigh the fast-food giant's growth trajectory against a challenging consumer environment.
Take-Two Interactive posted robust third-quarter results, with bookings surging 28% to $1.76 billion, prompting an upward revision to its fiscal 2026 outlook. However, investor focus shifted to rising operational costs linked to the upcoming 'Grand Theft Auto VI,' sending shares lower despite the earnings beat.
Electronic Arts saw a 38% surge in quarterly net bookings to $3.05 billion, fueled by its flagship shooter 'Battlefield 6.' However, net income declined, highlighting the cost pressures facing the gaming giant as it navigates a landmark $55 billion privatization deal.
Super Micro Computer's shares surged over 13% after the company posted second-quarter results that handily beat analyst estimates and provided robust guidance, fueled by unrelenting demand for its AI-optimized server and infrastructure solutions.
Facing a sales slowdown, Chipotle announces a spring relaunch of its loyalty program aimed at boosting in-store engagement, supported by AI-driven personalization and new kitchen equipment to streamline operations.
A major Popeyes franchise operator based in Miami has closed 17 underperforming restaurants across Florida and Georgia as part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, aiming to cut over $1 million in annual costs.
