Western Digital's strategic pivot to become 'WD' and focus on AI infrastructure is delivering massive returns, with quarterly revenue hitting $3 billion and shares soaring on renewed investor confidence.
While a swift resolution to the partial government shutdown may avert immediate refund delays, experts warn that deeper issues within the IRS and recent tax law changes pose a greater threat to timely returns and homeowner savings.
In a significant shift for global shipping, Germany's Hapag-Lloyd, in partnership with Maersk, will resume Red Sea and Suez Canal transits from mid-February under naval protection, ending a two-year diversion prompted by Houthi attacks. The move tests the waters for a broader industry return to the vital corridor.
While Merck (MSD) delivered robust fourth-quarter results, its forecast for 2026 fell below Wall Street expectations, highlighting investor anxiety over impending patent expiries for blockbuster drugs like Keytruda.
ARK Invest's latest purchase of Joby shares highlights a deep conviction in urban air mobility, but analysts warn the stock's sky-high valuation leaves no room for error on the path to FAA certification and commercial scale.
Despite a stellar year-to-date performance fueled by promising clinical trial results, analyst sentiment on Moderna remains tempered, with a consensus 'Hold' rating highlighting the challenges beyond its COVID-19 windfall.
Micron Technology's shares surged over 45% in January, driven by insatiable AI-driven demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM). With 2026 supply already sold out and earnings projected to quadruple, the chipmaker is strategically pivoting to cement its lead in a tightening market.
As major indices climb despite economic headwinds, investors are scrutinizing tech sectors for sustainable growth. We analyze three companies—Natera, Klaviyo, and Procore—navigating innovation and market expansion with distinct strategies.
As major indices rally to start February 2026, a screen for intrinsic value reveals potential bargains in the financial sector. We examine three regional banks trading significantly below their estimated fair value.
J&J Snack Foods reports a 7% rise in adjusted EBITDA for Q1 2026, driven by early savings from its 'Project Apollo' transformation and improved gross margins, even as net sales declined 5.2% due to a strategic shift away from lower-margin bakery products.
NXP Semiconductors reported Q4 revenue and earnings above expectations, fueled by improving end-market demand. The company outlined a strategic shift, exiting RF Power development and completing the sale of its MEMS sensor unit, to sharpen focus on automotive and AI-driven opportunities.
Amidst volatile furniture market conditions, Flexsteel Industries reports a 9% rise in Q2 sales, driven by pricing actions and soft seating demand. While profitability improves, management warns of margin pressure ahead as higher-cost, tariff-laden inventory moves through the system.
CorVel Corporation reported modest revenue and earnings growth for its fiscal third quarter, attributing the pace to short-term operational factors. Management emphasized strategic investments in AI, a recent tech acquisition, and outlined how evolving trends in workplace injuries and healthcare costs are shaping opportunities in its core markets.
The dialysis provider's robust quarterly results and raised guidance signal a potential turnaround, challenging last year's bearish narrative and sending its stock sharply higher.
AudioCodes reported steady but muted revenue growth for Q4 and full-year 2025, as the company continues its strategic pivot toward AI-powered cloud services. While profitability metrics faced pressure, management pointed to strong momentum in its VoiceAI and managed services segments as key drivers for future expansion.
In a strategic shift, PepsiCo announces price reductions for popular snacks like Doritos and Cheetos in the U.S., responding to consumer backlash over high costs and adapting to market changes driven by weight-loss drugs.
As markets rally, investors are scrutinizing firms where executives' fortunes are tied to shareholders'. We spotlight three companies with significant insider ownership and earnings growth forecasts nearing 50% or higher.
As U.S. markets rebound, Vanguard's VYMI ETF has delivered a 41% surge by tapping into high-yield international stocks, offering investors a potent mix of income and geographic diversification.
Furniture maker Flexsteel Industries reports a 9% year-over-year sales increase for its fiscal second quarter, driven by strategic pricing and new product launches. However, executives caution that looming 25% tariffs on inventory and a volatile consumer environment pose significant challenges for the latter half of 2026.
As major indices hit new highs, savvy investors are turning to the small-cap sector for overlooked companies with strong fundamentals. We analyze three such potential hidden gems poised for growth.
