Crude oil and gasoline futures rallied sharply Tuesday, reversing earlier losses, as a weakening US dollar and escalating military tensions in the Middle East triggered a wave of buying. The gains highlight the market's acute sensitivity to geopolitical risk and currency fluctuations.
U.S. natural gas futures clawed back some of Monday's steep losses on Tuesday, buoyed by a mixed weather outlook and lingering supply concerns. While forecasts point to warmer conditions in parts of the country, colder spells in key regions and robust export demand provided support, highlighting the market's continued sensitivity to short-term factors.
Fueled by record engagement in its flagship franchises and a resurgent mobile division, Take-Two Interactive has delivered a blockbuster third quarter, prompting the company to significantly raise its financial guidance for fiscal 2026 as it builds momentum toward the highly anticipated launch of Grand Theft Auto VI.
After a transformative 2025, SoundHound AI is leveraging its voice-first technology and the acquisition of Amelia to challenge for leadership in the burgeoning agentic AI market, with profitability on the horizon.
Buoyed by disciplined cost management and a sharpened focus on its integrated ecosystem, Sonos reports robust Q1 profitability and details a strategic roadmap to reignite durable revenue growth in fiscal 2026.
Despite boasting a stellar Return on Equity, Nestlé (Malaysia) Berhad's stock has faced headwinds. Analysts point to a near-total dividend payout strategy, leaving scant capital for reinvestment and growth, as a key factor behind its shrinking earnings in a growing market.
A sharp sell-off in technology and software stocks, fueled by concerns over AI valuations and rising bond yields, pulled major indices down on Tuesday, even as retail giant Walmart reached a historic market capitalization.
Lumen Technologies (NYSE: LUMN) surpassed Wall Street's revenue expectations for Q1 2026, posting $3.04 billion in sales. However, the results reveal a 4.4% year-over-year decline and ongoing struggles in its core enterprise segment, casting a shadow over the telecom infrastructure provider's turnaround efforts.
In a complex economic climate, companies with substantial insider ownership can signal strong alignment between management and shareholders. We examine three Asian firms—spanning biotech, logistics, and agriculture—where insiders hold significant stakes, potentially pointing to conviction in future growth.
Amidst market volatility and economic uncertainty, income-focused investors are looking to Asia for reliable dividend payers. We examine three companies across South Korea, China, and Japan offering yields from 3.3% to 4.2%, assessing their potential for steady income.
Skyworks Solutions posts strong Q1 2026 results, exceeding guidance on robust mobile and broad markets demand. The company reaffirms its transformative merger with Qorvo, targeting over $500M in synergies and expansion into aerospace and industrial markets.
Emerson Electric reported fourth-quarter sales of $4.35 billion, aligning with Wall Street estimates, while adjusted earnings of $1.46 per share surpassed projections. The industrial automation giant continues to demonstrate robust profitability despite modest top-line growth.
While global economic signals remain mixed, a closer look at Asia's small-cap landscape reveals resilient performers with strong fundamentals. We spotlight three Japanese companies—Nihon Dengi, DKS, and Enplas—that are delivering robust growth and sound financials, potentially offering a haven for discerning investors.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has robustly countered the narrative that custom AI chips from major cloud providers could displace the company's dominant GPUs. Speaking in Taipei, he argued that the immense scale of Nvidia's engineering investment and the complexity of its full-stack approach create a formidable barrier for competitors.
The Hanover Insurance Group reported mixed fourth-quarter results for 2025, with revenue growth of 3.3% falling short of analyst expectations, while earnings per share exceeded consensus estimates. The performance highlights ongoing challenges in the property & casualty sector amid a shifting economic landscape.
Prudential Financial reported fourth-quarter revenue of $14.52 billion, aligning with analyst expectations, though adjusted earnings per share slightly missed estimates. The insurance giant's core premiums showed strength, while book value growth signals a potential turnaround.
Despite broader retail sector challenges, Simon Property Group reports strong fourth-quarter earnings, driven by rising rents and active leasing. CEO David Simon outlines strategic opportunities arising from the Saks Global restructuring while flagging ongoing concerns over the impact of tariffs on mid-tier retailers.
Digital Turbine (APPS) reported robust third-quarter earnings for fiscal 2026, with revenue climbing 12% year-over-year to $151.4 million and adjusted EBITDA surging 76%. The mobile technology company highlighted accelerating momentum in its international business and the strategic application of AI as key growth drivers, while also raising its full-year outlook.
American Financial Group (AFG) reported fourth-quarter revenue that edged past Wall Street expectations, though its modest 1.8% year-over-year growth highlights a broader slowdown. While per-share earnings beat estimates, a key underwriting metric fell short, sending shares lower.
Transcat (NASDAQ: TRNS) reported Q4 CY2025 revenue of $83.86 million, a 25.6% year-over-year increase that surpassed Wall Street estimates. However, adjusted earnings per share of $0.26 fell short of analyst expectations, highlighting ongoing margin pressures for the measurement equipment distributor.
