A year after the implementation of sweeping tariffs on imports, small business owners in the Fayetteville area describe a sustained squeeze on profits, with some dipping into personal savings to stay afloat amidst rising costs and complex supply chains.
In a landmark shift, Canadian telecom giant BCE has cut its dividend for the first time in decades, using the proceeds from selling its MLSE stake to fund a major U.S. fiber expansion. The move signals a new capital allocation strategy focused on debt reduction and high-growth infrastructure, reshaping its return profile for investors.
Warehouse automation leader Symbotic (SYM) reported robust Q1 results, surpassing revenue forecasts and achieving double-digit EBITDA margins for the first time. The company highlighted growth in system deployments, progress on next-gen e-commerce solutions, and the recent integration of Fox Robotics.
MEMS timing leader SiTime posts exceptional Q4 results, with revenue soaring 66% year-over-year, driven by booming demand in AI and data center markets. The company simultaneously announces a landmark acquisition of Renesas' timing business, positioning itself for expanded scale and leadership.
Sangoma Technologies reported fiscal Q2 2026 results in line with expectations, fueled by one of its strongest booking quarters on record. The company highlighted a 67% sequential surge in monthly recurring revenue bookings, robust cash generation, and significant progress in capturing larger, multi-site mid-market clients.
Emerging from Chapter 11, Wolfspeed reports Q2 FY2026 results, highlighting a strategic pivot towards AI data centers, industrial energy, and aerospace while navigating near-term EV market softness. The company touts a strengthened balance sheet and progress in 300mm wafer technology.
Despite facing the lowest housing market in decades, Stewart Information Services (NYSE: STC) reported robust fourth-quarter earnings, driven by a surging Commercial segment and strategic investments in talent and technology. CEO Frederick Eppinger outlined resilience built during 2024 while cautioning that a full market recovery remains months away.
Despite a prolonged downturn in existing home sales, Stewart Information Services reports a 6% revenue increase in its title segment for Q3 2024, driven by commercial and agency strength. CEO Frederick Eppinger outlines a disciplined strategy for market recovery while the company raises its dividend.
Powell Industries kicks off fiscal 2026 with robust revenue growth and a historic $1.6 billion order backlog, fueled by mega-projects in LNG and data centers, signaling strong momentum in North America's energy and digital infrastructure build-out.
SoundHound AI is expanding its enterprise footprint with renewed and expanded partnerships in the restaurant sector, a major entry into European insurance, and deeper integration with top-tier global banks, signaling growing adoption of its conversational voice technology in critical industries.
MP Materials' stock has surged over 150% in the past year, riding the wave of critical mineral supply chain focus. Yet, a deep dive into its valuation reveals a stark contradiction: while a cash flow model suggests significant undervaluation, its sky-high revenue multiple signals caution. Investors are left weighing its strategic position against its current price tag.
Despite posting solid revenue growth and announcing a strategic AI security acquisition, Varonis Systems shares tumbled after its quarterly earnings guidance fell sharply short of Wall Street expectations.
DaVita Inc. announces its Integrated Kidney Care (IKC) program has turned profitable for the first time, marking a significant shift in its value-based care strategy. Concurrently, a new partnership with home care provider Elara Caring aims to expand patient access to coordinated, home-based kidney services, positioning the company for renewed growth in a competitive landscape.
Shareholders of both Kenvue and Kimberly-Clark have voted to approve the acquisition, clearing a major hurdle for the deal that will absorb the consumer health giant into the broader personal care conglomerate.
Snap Inc. reported a 10% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.7 billion in Q4, driven by subscription growth, even as daily active users dipped slightly. The company is accelerating its hardware ambitions with new AR glasses while navigating fierce social media competition.
Defense electronics contractor Mercury Systems (MRCY) surpassed analyst expectations with its Q2 2026 results, reporting adjusted EPS of $0.16. While a record $1.5 billion backlog signals strong demand, a deeper look reveals strategic revenue shifts and an ongoing focus on margin improvement as the company navigates its turnaround.
AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) has landed a contract with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency, marking a strategic pivot into the defense sector. The development coincides with the imminent launch of its BlueBird 7 satellite, a critical component of its direct-to-phone broadband constellation, positioning the company at the intersection of commercial telecom and government space communications.
CNBC's Jim Cramer disclosed a new position in cybersecurity leader CrowdStrike Holdings for his charitable trust, framing recent share price weakness as an opportunity amid a broader tech sell-off driven by macroeconomic concerns.
Hasbro's shares have surged over 72% in the past year, closing at $94.66 and drawing investor scrutiny. While momentum is strong, analysts are divided on whether the current price accurately reflects the toymaker's intrinsic value and future prospects in a challenging retail landscape.
Snap Inc. reports a decline in daily active users for Q4 2025, even as revenue grows. The dip, attributed partly to geopolitical bans, comes at a pivotal moment as the company prepares to launch its AR Spectacles into a fiercely competitive market dominated by Meta.
