Ameriprise Financial reported robust fourth-quarter results driven by advisor strength and platform investments. As shares rally post-earnings, analysts are focusing on key questions around recruitment momentum, technology payoffs, and the impact of its new Signature Wealth platform.
Beyond its role in payments, XRP's underlying technology is positioning itself at the forefront of a multi-billion dollar financial revolution: the tokenization of real-world assets. Analysts point to 2026 as a potential inflection point for adoption and value.
Amid a cautious macroeconomic backdrop, select technology companies are charting a path of exceptional growth. We analyze three firms from China and Japan whose innovation and market strategies are driving forecasts that significantly outpace their domestic markets.
Sony Group leveraged the global stage of Super Bowl LX to showcase its integrated technology suite, from coach communications to advanced optical tracking, underscoring its strategic pivot towards high-value live events and content ecosystems.
Automotive supplier Lear Corporation reported robust 2025 financial results, highlighted by record new business awards in seating and E-Systems, significant operational savings, and a disciplined capital return strategy. While navigating a mixed global auto market, the company outlined a confident outlook for 2026, underpinned by its thermal comfort technology and digital transformation initiatives.
While tokenized real-world assets are touted as a trillion-dollar frontier, industry leaders at a recent summit argue that widespread institutional adoption hinges not on technology, but on solving for risk in a fragmented, multi-chain world. Yield-bearing instruments are leading the charge, but the path to scale is paved with interoperability challenges.
Amid rising regional tensions, U.S. defense technology firms are making a concerted push into Asian markets at the Singapore Airshow, offering drones and AI systems tested in Ukraine to allies wary of China's military expansion.
As global demand for data center capacity shows no signs of slowing, investors are scrutinizing the foundational players. We examine the strategic positions of Nvidia, Broadcom, and Micron Technology in the high-stakes race to build tomorrow's AI backbone.
ASE Technology Holding, the global leader in semiconductor packaging and testing, projects its advanced packaging revenue will surge to $3.2 billion within two years, fueled by booming demand for AI and high-performance chips.
U.S. defense technology firms, buoyed by battlefield experience in Ukraine and surging investment, are making a concerted push into Asian markets at the Singapore Airshow. Their advanced unmanned systems and AI-powered platforms are being pitched as critical solutions for nations wary of China's expanding military footprint.
In its largest deal in over a decade, Texas Instruments moves to solidify its industrial and smart home technology portfolio by acquiring Silicon Labs' wireless connectivity business for $7.5 billion, with closure expected by 2027.
Following the completion of its acquisition of optical interconnect firm Celestial AI, Marvell Technology (MRVL) receives a reiterated Hold rating from Benchmark. Analysts project a multi-year ramp for the new technology, with significant revenue contributions expected by fiscal 2029.
MACOM Technology Solutions has promoted two executives to senior vice president roles, sharpening its focus on gallium nitride (GaN) technology and investor relations. The moves come as the semiconductor firm's stock, riding a multi-year rally, faces questions about its rich valuation in a competitive market.
A sharp selloff in global technology stocks, fueled by concerns over AI investment sustainability and earnings, has spilled over into cryptocurrency markets, dragging Bitcoin below a key support level and triggering significant liquidations.
As the quantum computing race heats up, IonQ stands out with its trapped-ion technology and aggressive vertical integration strategy. But is this speculative stock a wise long-term investment for the average portfolio?
Alibaba's logistics arm Cainiao is accelerating its automation push through a strategic partnership with Zelos Technology, focusing on developing L4 autonomous driving systems and a new 'RoboVan Super Carrier' for unmanned freight, signaling a significant bet on the future of last-mile delivery.
While global markets present a mixed picture, Asia's technology sector remains a beacon for growth-focused investors. We examine three standout companies—T&S Communications, Dexerials, and Kohoku Kogyo—that are navigating economic shifts with innovation and strategic agility, offering compelling prospects in the region's dynamic tech landscape.
Micron Technology has broken ground on a massive, $24 billion semiconductor fabrication facility in Singapore, a strategic move to cement its position in the booming AI memory market. The project, focusing on advanced NAND and high-bandwidth memory (HBM) packaging, aims to meet surging data storage demands while integrating R&D to accelerate innovation.
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.
The home improvement giant is cutting hundreds of corporate jobs and mandating full-time office work, even as it expands its offerings with new AI tools for contractors and positions itself as a key retailer for emerging robotic lawn mower technology.
