This year's Super Bowl advertising lineup is dominated by wellness themes, but the most consequential push comes from telehealth companies and pharma giants seeking to reshape the narrative around blockbuster GLP-1 medications, moving beyond weight loss to broader health benefits.
At least 15 people have died after a migrant vessel capsized following a collision with a Greek coast guard patrol boat near the island of Chios. The incident, one of the deadliest in recent years, has reignited debates over migration policies and maritime safety in the Eastern Mediterranean.
A Russian bombardment using cluster munitions and aerial bombs struck a crowded market in the frontline town of Druzhkivka, leaving at least seven dead and eight wounded, according to Ukrainian officials. The attack underscores the escalating violence in the region.
A Moscow court has sentenced stand-up comedian Artemy Ostanin to five years and nine months in prison for jokes deemed to incite hatred and offend religious feelings, marking a stark application of wartime censorship laws.
The Department of Justice is under fire for its handling of the court-ordered release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, with critics pointing to significant delays, improper redactions that exposed victims' identities, and the publication of explicit images. Officials defend the process as legally compliant.
While the biosimulation leader reports rising revenues and capital investment, its key profitability metric—Return on Capital Employed—has declined to 2.2%, significantly trailing the healthcare services sector. Analysts question whether current growth investments will translate into future shareholder value.
Despite headwinds in the smartphone market, Bernstein remains constructive on Qualcomm (QCOM), citing its valuation discount, high-end market positioning, and growing AI narrative as key drivers for future performance.
While Veeva Systems continues to invest heavily in its future, a five-year slide in its return on capital employed (ROCE) signals potential headwinds for the life sciences cloud giant. We examine whether the current growth-at-all-costs strategy will pay off for long-term shareholders.
Recent share price gains at Charter Communications have clawed back some losses for executives who bought $1.1 million in stock last year, though the group remains nearly a quarter-million dollars in the red. The mixed insider activity signals cautious optimism amid sector volatility.
A wave of insider stock sales at Symbotic Inc. over the past year, including a multi-million dollar divestment, is prompting scrutiny from market watchers. While insider selling alone isn't a definitive sell signal, the absence of any insider buying during this period adds a layer of concern for shareholders evaluating the high-flying automation stock.
RBC Capital reaffirms its Outperform rating on Marvell Technology, maintaining a $105 price target. The firm highlights the strategic value of the Celestial AI acquisition and potential integration with Amazon's AI chip roadmap, despite near-term financial headwinds.
Uber Technologies reported a mixed quarter, with strong trip growth driven by affordable options but at the cost of profit margins, leading to a disappointing forecast and a sharp premarket stock decline.
Senior executives at Dutch wealth manager Van Lanschot Kempen have made significant personal investments in the company's stock over the past year, a move widely interpreted as a strong vote of confidence in its future trajectory.
As tax season approaches, financial advisors are urging investors to look beyond basic filings. Strategic placement of assets, savvy use of specialized accounts, and timing transactions can significantly enhance after-tax returns over the long haul.
A new report from the influential CfC St. Moritz conference reveals a significant cooling in enthusiasm for crypto IPOs among wealthy investors and executives. While some activity is expected in 2026, confidence has dipped from last year's peak, with attention turning to liquidity, regulation, and market consolidation.
A majority of China's provincial-level regions have set more modest economic growth targets for 2026, signaling a widespread recalibration of expectations as the national economy faces persistent headwinds.
Amid elevated market valuations, investors with limited capital can still find compelling opportunities. We examine three companies with strong growth trajectories and attractive entry points.
Fugro has mobilized a significant fleet to conduct a comprehensive geotechnical survey for TotalEnergies' 2GW NordSee Energies 1 project, a key development in Germany's offshore wind expansion and Europe's push for energy security.
Schroders Greencoat has agreed to purchase a 283-megawatt portfolio of U.K. solar assets from Metlen Energy & Metals, in a deal that highlights the growing institutional demand for operational renewable infrastructure and consolidates the buyer's market-leading position.
Amid a strong start for major indices, a look at three lesser-known companies where recent insider buying activity hints at underlying value and management confidence.
