Catalyst Brands, the operator of Eddie Bauer's North American stores, is preparing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, potentially leading to the closure of all locations, including eight in Wisconsin, as the century-old brand faces another financial reckoning.
Siemens Energy is making a major investment in its North Carolina manufacturing footprint, committing $421 million to expand operations and create approximately 500 new jobs focused on building critical energy infrastructure.
Bitcoin's recovery falters, slipping back toward $77,000 as precious metals rally sharply. The shift highlights a broader risk-off mood, with AI-related tech stocks also under pressure.
GE Vernova's stock has more than doubled in the past year, significantly outpacing major indices. Despite a projected earnings dip, Wall Street maintains overwhelmingly positive ratings, with price targets suggesting substantial upside potential.
The autonomous vehicle leader, backed by a massive new capital infusion, reports its ride volume tripled to 15 million trips in 2025 as it sets sights on international growth.
In its first earnings call under new CEO Ron Lewis and CFO Daniel Rabbitt, Ball Corporation reported strong 2025 results and outlined a strategic growth runway fueled by recent acquisitions in Europe and expanded manufacturing capacity in the United States.
Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo has secured a massive $16 billion investment, led by Dragoneer, DST Global, and Sequoia, fueling an aggressive international expansion plan set to launch in over 20 new cities by 2026.
The North Carolina-based fast-food chain opens its first Michigan location near Grand Rapids, marking a strategic push into the Midwest amid regional population growth.
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.
BellRing Brands stock fell sharply after its Q4 report highlighted severe margin compression and a trimmed revenue forecast, shifting investor focus away from top- and bottom-line beats.
Shares of dialysis giant DaVita Inc. soared more than 25% following a fourth-quarter earnings beat and a robust profit forecast for 2026 that exceeded analyst expectations, signaling renewed confidence in the company's growth trajectory.
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.
As Super Bowl LX approaches, a new frontier of wagering is gaining traction—not on the game's outcome, but on the words spoken in the broadcast booth. Prediction platforms are allowing fans to trade on everything from celebrity shoutouts to political references, creating a high-stakes layer to America's biggest sporting event.
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.
Pfizer Inc. reported stronger-than-expected Q4 and full-year 2025 results, returning $9.8 billion to shareholders. The pharmaceutical giant is navigating a pivotal transition, leveraging recent acquisitions and a promising obesity drug pipeline to offset upcoming patent expirations and drive growth beyond 2028.
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.
