GE Aerospace's stock has dramatically outperformed the market, fueled by record orders and a massive backlog. Analysts are overwhelmingly bullish, with price targets signaling significant upside potential as the company capitalizes on a resurgent aerospace sector.
CDP and Ecolab launch a benchmarking tool to help businesses measure and improve water management, starting with the water-intensive food and beverage sector.
U.S. private sector employment grew by a mere 22,000 jobs in January, significantly missing economist forecasts and signaling a continued cooling of the labor market as wage increases hold steady.
Ameriprise Financial's institutional arm secures its largest deal to date, absorbing $28 billion in wealth management assets from Huntington Bank. The move highlights the ongoing consolidation in the financial advice sector as major players vie for scale and bank partnerships.
Despite tariff pressures impacting costs and shipment timing, Twin Disc reports resilient demand in marine and defense sectors, driving a record $175.3 million backlog. The company outlines mitigation strategies and sees defense as a key long-term growth pillar.
Shares of AST SpaceMobile surged over 10% following Elon Musk's comments positioning space infrastructure as a cost-effective foundation for future AI development, highlighting the growing synergy between the space and artificial intelligence sectors.
Test equipment maker Teradyne (TER) hit a historic stock peak after reporting Q4 earnings that smashed expectations, powered by relentless demand from the artificial intelligence sector.
Skyline Investors, leveraging its experience in the rent-to-own sector, has acquired Buddy's Home Furnishings. CEO Michael Bennett heralds the deal as bringing 'committed partners' to support the franchise network's growth.
The London-based tax advisory firm assembles a cross-sector council of industry leaders to help clients maximize R&D tax incentives amid regulatory reforms and rapid market changes.
Barclays raises price target on Ferguson (FERG) ahead of earnings, but advises selectivity in the building products sector amid mixed demand and policy uncertainty.
Truist Securities has elevated APi Group to its top sector pick, raising the price target to $50 and highlighting the company's defensive business model and recent acquisition of CertaSite as key drivers for growth.
UBS maintains a Neutral stance on Amentum Holdings (AMTM) despite raising its price target, highlighting a mixed market response and selective growth drivers in defense and government IT sectors.
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.
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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.
Performance Food Group (NYSE: PFGC) reported fourth-quarter revenue in line with analyst forecasts, yet shares fell sharply as profit missed estimates and forward guidance underwhelmed, raising questions about growth momentum in the competitive food distribution sector.
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.
