While market volatility unnerves many savers, financial experts warn that an overly conservative investment strategy during one's prime earning years may pose a far greater long-term risk to retirement security.
Precious metals markets have been rocked by unprecedented volatility, with gold and silver posting both historic drops and sharp recoveries within days. While long-term believers see a buying opportunity, the rollercoaster has left traders and advisors grappling with strategy.
A single, massive investment of nearly $396 million has propelled State Street's once-struggling private credit ETF toward the half-billion-dollar mark, signaling a potential turning point for the fund.
Fueled by streaming growth and a series of high-profile catalog acquisitions, Reservoir Media posted strong Q3 results and lifted its full-year guidance, signaling confidence in its diversified rights strategy.
IAC closed a 'solid' year with digital revenue growth at its People Inc. division, even as core web traffic declines. Executives outlined a strategic pivot towards off-platform distribution and brand extensions to counter AI-driven search disruption, while increasing its stake in MGM and halting quarterly guidance.
Following a strong fourth quarter with record earnings, Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) is increasing distributions, resuming buybacks, and signaling a more measured approach to capital spending, raising questions about its valuation in a shifting energy landscape.
The tax preparation giant appoints three new directors with deep experience in consumer sectors as its shares trade near 52-week lows, signaling a strategic pivot to revitalize growth and address investor concerns over valuation and debt.
PayPal Holdings has named board chair and former HP Inc. chief Enrique Lores as its new CEO, replacing Alex Chriss after just over two years. The leadership shakeup follows disappointing earnings, heightened competition, and board concerns over the pace of execution.
Aerospace supplier TransDigm Group kicked off fiscal 2026 with robust earnings, exceeding expectations and raising its full-year guidance. The company also announced a flurry of acquisitions totaling over $3.2 billion, signaling aggressive growth in proprietary aerospace components and aftermarket parts.
TransDigm Group concluded fiscal 2024 with robust cash reserves nearing $6.3 billion, powered by high-margin aftermarket revenues. While navigating Boeing strike impacts and a slower OEM recovery, the aerospace supplier projects steady growth for 2025 and signals continued aggressive capital deployment for acquisitions and shareholder returns.
Aerospace components giant TransDigm Group reported robust second-quarter earnings, buoyed by a resilient aftermarket and defense growth, while announcing the planned retirement of CEO Kevin Stein and the internal promotion of Mike Lisman to succeed him.
Automotive seating giant Adient plc kicked off its fiscal 2026 with a resilient performance, overcoming supply chain disruptions to post a 4% revenue increase. The company raised its annual guidance, citing a robust pipeline of onshoring opportunities in the Americas and strong growth in China.
DaVita reports Q1 adjusted EPS of $2.00, slightly ahead of expectations, while managing a recent cybersecurity incident and absorbing impacts from a severe flu season. The company maintains its full-year guidance, buoyed by stronger-than-anticipated performance in its phosphate binder business and international operations.
Mortgage insurer Enact Holdings (ACT) reported solid fourth-quarter results, surpassing earnings expectations and outlining a significant shareholder return program, as disciplined expense management and resilient credit metrics bolster confidence.
Investment firm Nan Fung Trinity (HK) Ltd. has established a significant new position in KT Corp, acquiring nearly 1.5 million shares in a move that signals strong confidence in the South Korean telecom leader's prospects.
Uber's logistics arm, Uber Freight, achieved breakeven profitability for the first time in over three years during Q4, a notable feat against a backdrop of flat revenue and a challenging trucking market. This milestone comes as Uber's overall platform delivered record-breaking profits, highlighting a diverging performance within the tech giant's portfolio.
Amazon files notice for over 2,200 corporate job cuts, signaling a continued push for efficiency as it ramps up spending on AI and cloud infrastructure, leaving investors to weigh near-term profit pressures against long-term growth bets.
As copper prices surge to unprecedented levels, mining giant Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE: FCX) reports robust financial performance, linking its strategy to long-term electrification demand while maintaining a disciplined approach to growth and shareholder returns.
GE HealthCare Technologies reports robust Q4 2025 results, exceeding expectations with 4.8% organic revenue growth. The company enters 2026 with a record $21.8 billion backlog and a strategic focus on its innovation pipeline, including key launches in photon-counting CT and radiopharmaceuticals, while navigating tariff headwinds.
Life sciences firm Azenta reported modest Q1 revenue growth but saw organic sales dip 1%, pressured by cautious capital spending and quality-related costs. Management maintains its full-year guidance, banking on a stronger second-half rebound and progress on operational fixes.
