NXP Semiconductors shares tumbled sharply Thursday morning, as the chipmaker's Q4 earnings report revealed underlying pressures on inventory levels and margins that overshadowed its headline revenue and profit beats.
PJT Partners stock fell sharply after reporting fourth-quarter earnings that topped estimates but revenue that fell short of Wall Street's expectations, highlighting investor concerns over the firm's growth outlook.
Activist investor Nelson Peltz questions the rationale behind Josh D'Amaro's CEO appointment at Disney, implying Bob Iger's continued influence and highlighting D'Amaro's lack of core entertainment experience.
As Bob Iger concludes his tenure with a solid earnings report, Wall Street eyes new CEO Josh D'Amaro to navigate persistent headwinds in parks and studios. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic, with price targets reflecting both the company's resilience and looming challenges.
J&J Snack Foods Corp. saw its stock plunge more than 14% Thursday morning after reporting quarterly results that fell short of analyst expectations on both top and bottom lines, extending a challenging year for the snack maker.
HP Inc. stock tumbled more than 5% following the sudden departure of CEO Enrique Lores to lead PayPal, prompting several Wall Street firms to downgrade the PC and printer maker amid heightened uncertainty over its leadership transition.
Shares of aerospace and defense manufacturer Woodward, Inc. (WWD) surged over 16% Thursday, hitting a new 52-week high after the company reported quarterly results that crushed analyst expectations, driven by strength in its core markets.
Faced with stalled U.S. trade talks and high tariffs, India accelerated domestic reforms and sealed key trade pacts. TS Lombard's Shumita Sharma Deveshwar analyzes whether this momentum can translate into sustained investment.
Despite softness in coatings and construction markets, Ashland reports resilient performance in Life Sciences and Personal Care, driven by strategic initiatives and new product launches. The company maintains its full-year outlook while managing temporary operational headwinds.
While Eli Lilly's stock has cooled in 2026 after a historic rally, Wall Street analysts remain overwhelmingly bullish, betting the pharmaceutical giant's blockbuster obesity treatments will drive long-term growth.
Erika Kirk, widow of political commentator Charlie Kirk, files a legal motion demanding robust media access to the trial of her husband's alleged assassin, warning that closed proceedings risk fueling public distrust and misinformation.
Arm Holdings PLC (ARM) shares gained nearly 2% in a session marked by subdued options trading. While call buying outpaced puts, a steepening put-call skew points to heightened investor caution as the chip designer approaches its next earnings report.
As demand for AI compute power surges, infrastructure providers Applied Digital and CoreWeave are posting explosive growth. But behind the soaring revenues lie starkly different financial profiles and risks, forcing investors to look beyond the hype.
Shares of the data analytics firm surged after it posted record revenue and issued ambitious 2026 guidance, signaling its AI platform is driving explosive commercial growth.
Amid growing geopolitical tensions, EU Financial Services Commissioner Maria Luís Albuquerque has called for Europe to assert control over foundational technologies, highlighting cybersecurity risks and economic vulnerabilities tied to foreign tech dependence.
Outdoor advertising giant Lamar Advertising has expanded its footprint in the Ohio market through the cash acquisition of Cleveland Outdoor Advertising's assets, integrating dozens of prime billboard locations into its portfolio.
Blackstone President Jon Gray warns that AI-driven disruption is a paramount concern for the $1.27 trillion asset manager, urging a focus on infrastructure investments as the safest play in the transformative trend.
CNBC's Jim Cramer has issued a bullish call on Vail Resorts (NYSE: MTN), recommending investors buy the stock after a significant decline, citing confidence in the company's management and long-term prospects in the luxury resort and ski industry.
CNBC's Jim Cramer advised viewers to avoid Energy Fuels (UUUU) during a recent lightning round, instead pointing to GE Vernova (GEV) as his preferred pure-play investment to capitalize on the nuclear energy resurgence.
CNBC's Jim Cramer warned investors to steer clear of Rithm Capital Corp. (RITM), labeling the mortgage-focused REIT as overly speculative due to what he described as a lack of transparency around its underlying holdings.
