Boot Barn Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: BOOT) reported robust third-quarter fiscal 2026 results, with revenue climbing 16% year-over-year to $706 million. Management highlighted broad-based strength and raised its full-year guidance, signaling confidence even as winter storms temporarily impacted early Q4 sales.
Bunge Global reported a mixed fourth quarter, with adjusted earnings slightly below the prior year. While integration synergies from the Viterra merger are materializing faster than expected, management offered a cautious initial 2026 forecast, citing limited visibility—particularly from pending U.S. biofuel policy—and an earnings cadence heavily weighted to the year's second half.
Avery Dennison reported resilient full-year 2025 results, citing disciplined cost management and a strategic portfolio shift towards higher-value categories. While facing softer consumer sentiment and trade policy volatility, the company outlined a quarterly guidance framework for 2026, emphasizing productivity and innovation in a dynamic market.
Atmos Energy reported a robust fiscal first quarter, with net income reaching $403 million. Performance was supported by a Texas regulatory benefit, operational resilience during Winter Storm Fern, and ongoing investments in infrastructure and customer growth, as the company reaffirms its full-year guidance.
With Super Bowl LX ticket prices reaching astronomical heights, the cost of a single premium seat rivals the down payment on a median-priced home in many U.S. markets, highlighting the stark choices facing affluent fans.
Investors in Malaysian property group IGB Berhad have been rewarded with a 174% total shareholder return over the past three years, driven by strong share price appreciation and dividends, even as earnings per share saw a slight decline.
With the expiration of the last major nuclear arms control pact between the U.S. and Russia, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges immediate negotiations for a new framework, warning of heightened global risk.
A 26-year-old Illinois man has admitted to orchestrating a phishing campaign that compromised the Snapchat accounts of nearly 600 women, leading to the theft of private photos. The case is linked to a former university coach already serving prison time.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has expressed Beijing's readiness to enhance practical cooperation and strategic coordination with Laos in a message to President Thongloun Sisoulith, state media reported Thursday.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's conservative coalition is projected to secure a commanding majority in Sunday's snap election, capitalizing on her high approval ratings and populist appeal, though her assertive foreign policy and economic measures continue to stir regional and market anxieties.
Asian equities followed Wall Street lower on Thursday, led by a sharp sell-off in technology shares. While U.S. futures pointed to a tentative recovery, oil prices tumbled and regional benchmarks from Tokyo to Seoul posted significant losses.
A 19-year-old faces serious charges for alleged online threats as Israel's President Isaac Herzog prepares for a divisive five-day visit to Australia, sparking nationwide protests and legal complaints over Gaza war allegations.
High-stakes negotiations between the United States and Iran resume in Oman on Friday, against a backdrop of recent conflict, domestic unrest, and escalating rhetoric over Tehran's advancing nuclear program.
Federal authorities have arrested 55 individuals connected to a Georgia-based drug trafficking organization accused of distributing large quantities of fentanyl and other narcotics, with alleged supply ties to China.
Snowflake's stock, once a darling of the AI data boom, has tumbled sharply in 2026. While underlying metrics show resilience, slowing revenue growth and persistent GAAP losses challenge the bullish narrative. We examine whether the sell-off is overdone.
A modest weekly decline offers slight relief at the pump for Midwest motorists, though prices remain higher than a month ago and significantly below last year's peaks.
A USDA analysis reveals a stark 30% average increase in grocery costs since 2016, with staples like coffee and beef leading the surge. Experts point to a complex web of supply chain disruptions, disease, and policy shifts as families feel the pinch at checkout.
The pharmaceutical giant added nearly $100 billion to its market capitalization following a stellar quarterly report, driven by soaring demand for its GLP-1 drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound.
With FDA clearance secured, Australian medtech Orthocell is now navigating the complex journey from regulatory approval to commercial reality in the US nerve repair market. The company's latest update reveals a strategic pivot to hospital access, surgeon training, and scalable operations, aiming to convert early traction into sustainable growth.
As Gulf markets surge on strong oil and corporate performance, investors are looking beyond the major indices. We analyze three lesser-known companies—in healthcare, transportation, and tech—that are demonstrating strong fundamentals and strategic positioning for the coming year.
