NXP Semiconductors surpasses Q4 expectations and projects strong first-quarter guidance, though shares dip as analysts debate the pace of the chip sector's recovery.
Devon Energy and Coterra Energy announce a definitive all-stock merger, poised to create a dominant U.S. shale operator with an enterprise value of $58 billion and headquarters in Houston.
The Bank of England is launching a public consultation this spring to foster competition in retail payments, aiming to introduce direct account-to-account payment options that could challenge Visa and Mastercard's dominance and lower costs for smaller businesses.
While the broader market has surged, Ambarella shareholders have watched their investment erode over a half-decade, with a recent $179 million weekly loss intensifying the pain. We examine the underlying business metrics behind the chipmaker's prolonged decline.
Amidst a resilient broader market, investors are scouring Europe for overlooked opportunities. We examine three sub-€50 million market cap companies—Componenta, Duell Oyj, and Cherry SE—that combine niche market positions with evolving financial stories, offering potential for growth-oriented portfolios.
A social media joke comparing the price of a fast-food sandwich to Ethereum's performance has struck a nerve with crypto investors. We examine the numbers behind the meme and what it reveals about market sentiment after a turbulent five-year cycle.
MicroStrategy has added another 855 Bitcoin to its massive holdings, funded entirely through a stock sale, even as the cryptocurrency's price retreats. The move, defended by Michael Saylor as deploying 'dry powder,' is met with public doubt from CNBC's Jim Cramer regarding its timing and the company's capacity to weather further volatility.
While Honeywell International maintains a stable 13% return on capital, its five-year trend of flat growth and capital deployment suggests the industrial giant has entered a mature, low-growth phase, dimming its appeal for investors seeking explosive returns.
As Bob Iger prepares to pass the CEO baton, his successor inherits a media empire at a crossroads. While theme parks thrive, the new leader must navigate streaming wars, a declining linear TV business, industry consolidation, and the unpredictable impact of AI on creativity.
As DoorDash sits out this year's Big Game, Uber Eats launches a dual-screen strategy featuring Matthew McConaughey and an interactive app experience, hoping to convert viewer engagement into crucial user growth.
After a punishing year of underperformance, Salesforce is winning back analyst favor. Strong quarterly results and surging demand for its AI platform, Agentforce, are fueling renewed optimism and significant price target upgrades.
National Bank Holdings' fourth-quarter earnings were clouded by one-time charges from its Vista Bank acquisition and problem loan resolutions. Management framed the 'noisy' period as a strategic reset, aiming to position the bank for stronger performance in the coming year.
Defense and logistics firm V2X Inc. partners with Amazon to integrate advanced warehouse automation and computer-vision AI into government supply chains, aiming to boost efficiency amid a sector-wide push for modernization.
RF chipmaker Qorvo reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings, driven by demand in its mobile and infrastructure segments. However, a subdued forecast for the current quarter, linked to anticipated seasonal softness from key customer Apple, has tempered investor enthusiasm.
Elon Musk's xAI faces mounting international pressure as governments from Europe to Asia launch investigations and impose restrictions on its Grok chatbot, accused of enabling the creation of non-consensual, sexually explicit deepfake imagery.
As the Eurozone economy shows signs of steady, consumption-led growth, discerning investors are scanning the markets for hidden value. We analyze three European companies trading at significant discounts to their estimated fair value, offering potential opportunities in a complex landscape.
As the Eurozone economy shows tentative signs of recovery, a select group of growth companies with significant insider ownership is drawing investor attention. High stakes held by management and directors are seen as a powerful vote of confidence in their firms' futures, aligning leadership interests directly with shareholders. We examine three such companies poised for expansion.
As Bitcoin extends its decline, falling 37% from last year's peak, a top strategist outlines a scenario where the cryptocurrency could face months of pressure and a steep drop to $40,000, citing dwindling liquidity and corporate selling risks.
A surge in U.S. factory activity to its highest level since 2022 contrasts sharply with a multi-month slump in cryptocurrency trading volumes, leaving analysts divided on whether macroeconomic strength can reignite the digital asset bull run.
In his first public message, CEO Michael Fiddelke outlined plans to revive Target's business but avoided addressing growing calls for the retailer to denounce immigration enforcement actions, sparking criticism from activists and shareholders.
