As housing costs soar, services that split rent into installments are gaining traction. But consumer advocates warn that the associated fees can translate into exorbitant effective interest rates, potentially deepening financial strain for vulnerable renters.
Nvidia deepens its strategic partnership with AI cloud provider CoreWeave through a massive $2 billion investment, aiming to accelerate global data center build-out. The move comes as CoreWeave faces mounting investor lawsuits questioning its operational disclosures and financial projections, casting a shadow over its rapid ascent.
QinetiQ Group's fair value estimate sees a marginal downward revision as analysts incorporate a more conservative revenue trajectory. The adjustment highlights a divided Street, balancing long-term defense sector potential against near-term growth uncertainties.
Medtronic moves to acquire AI-powered coronary analysis firm CathWorks while securing key U.S. coverage for its latest automated insulin delivery system, signaling a dual-front advance in cardiovascular and diabetes care.
Atlassian's multi-year partnership with the Williams Racing F1 team and Anthropic, deploying Claude AI for race strategy and operations, is more than a tech showcase—it's a strategic move to accelerate its enterprise cloud and AI narrative in a competitive market.
Super Micro Computer's explosive quarterly revenue, fueled by AI infrastructure demand, has reignited investor enthusiasm. However, a closer look reveals significant vulnerabilities, including extreme customer concentration and eroding margins, that could threaten its long-term trajectory.
Tesla proceeds with a major investment in Elon Musk's xAI, overriding prior shareholder objections. The move intensifies the EV giant's AI ambitions while fueling debates over corporate governance and long-term value.
As the TSX rides a wave of positive earnings momentum, investors are sifting through smaller-cap names for growth potential. We examine three companies—spanning crypto, energy, and digital assets—that are catching the eye of analysts, despite the inherent risks of the 'penny stock' category.
Despite recent pressure on its share price, Copart's strategic pivot towards higher-margin international business and robust cash generation paint a picture of resilience. Analysts argue that current market concerns over cyclical volume softness overlook the company's long-term structural advantages and financial fortitude.
While Symbotic Inc. is celebrated for its warehouse automation robotics, a deeper look reveals a potentially transformative—and undervalued—bet on the warehouse-as-a-service model through its GreenBox joint venture with SoftBank.
As Alphabet's Google advances AI projects like the groundbreaking 'Project Genie,' its ripple effects are being felt across the tech sector. Collaborative design platform Figma, once a high-flying IPO, now finds itself as one of the worst performers in Alphabet's disclosed investment portfolio, grappling with existential questions about AI's impact on its core business.
Ripple's institutional prime brokerage platform, Ripple Prime, has integrated the Hyperliquid protocol, enabling its clients to trade on-chain derivatives alongside traditional assets for the first time. The move marks a significant step in bridging traditional finance with decentralized markets.
The Hanover Insurance Group (THG) reported fourth-quarter earnings that surpassed analyst expectations on profit, despite a modest revenue miss. The company's focus on underwriting discipline and targeted growth in high-margin segments drove a positive market response.
The leading business development company reported robust annual results, with $15.8 billion in new commitments and stable credit metrics. Management addressed investor concerns over AI's impact on its software portfolio and signaled readiness to capitalize on potential market dislocations.
U.S. dealers for Stellantis report improved relations and strategy under CEO Antonio Filosa, citing revived V8 engines, a $13B investment pledge, and plans to reopen an Illinois plant. Yet, questions persist over the long-term fate of the conglomerate's 14-brand portfolio.
Facing three straight quarters of declining sales, Chipotle unveils an aggressive marketing strategy centered on targeted media and menu innovation, while its high-stakes search for a new chief marketer continues.
A prolonged selloff in software stocks, now in its sixth consecutive session, is failing to attract the bargain hunters that have historically stepped in during tech downturns. Analysts note a defensive market posture and a pivot from AI-fueled optimism to fears of economic disruption as key drivers.
Despite posting strong quarterly results and aggressive buybacks, electronic trading giant Virtu Financial trades at a steep discount. Analysts see a potential double as its resilient business model and capital returns clash with regulatory headwinds.
The data storage giant's robust quarterly results and aggressive share repurchase plan highlight its strategic positioning to capitalize on soaring demand from AI and data centers.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey argues that AI-driven manufacturing will slash costs so dramatically that major purchases like vehicles and homes could become radically affordable, pointing to regulatory hurdles as the main barrier.
