Raymond James Financial reported a 6% year-over-year revenue increase to $3.7 billion for its fiscal first quarter, though net income declined, highlighting a mixed performance as its wealth management arm showed strength.
A new Harvard CAPS/Harris poll commissioned by Stagwell reveals deep public dissatisfaction with U.S. immigration enforcement and strong support for policy reforms. The findings highlight the strategic importance of high-profile research to Stagwell's business model and investor narrative as the stock seeks firmer footing.
Hong Kong-listed GR Life Style has inked a strategic deal with Mingzhi Medical Technology to venture into AI-driven oncology and digital health platforms. The move has ignited investor debate, as the company's lofty valuation appears to bank heavily on future potential rather than its current, loss-making fundamentals.
Analysis of Boralex's financial metrics reveals a troubling trend of falling returns on capital employed, coinciding with a significant drop in share price over the past five years, raising questions about its growth strategy.
Dover Corporation concludes a massive $1.04 billion share repurchase while projecting measured growth for 2026, signaling a firm commitment to shareholder returns amidst ongoing earnings volatility. We analyze what this disciplined capital strategy means for investors.
Construction giant Tutor Perini announces a quarterly cash dividend and a $200 million share repurchase program following robust quarterly results and a raised 2025 outlook, signaling confidence in sustained cash flow and project execution.
Alphabet makes dual strategic moves, backing Waymo's ambitious international expansion with a massive funding round and securing a key enterprise AI partnership for its Gemini models with Liberty Global across Europe.
Unusually high options activity signals investor focus on Match Group's upcoming earnings, as improving Tinder metrics clash with long-term share price declines and rising competition in the dating app space.
WESCO International's stock has surged over 240% in five years, leaving investors to question if the rally has priced out future gains. A deep dive into valuation metrics reveals a complex picture, balancing strong momentum against fundamental assessments.
While the broader market has surged, shareholders of American States Water (NYSE:AWR) have seen their investment decline by 26% over the past three years. Despite underlying revenue growth, the stock's performance raises questions about valuation and sector headwinds.
The Financial Conduct Authority has imposed significant growth restrictions on insurance group Markerstudy, citing weaknesses in leadership and financial controls, a move that complicates its acquisition strategy and potential IPO.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has suspended the release of January jobs data and paused collection of February inflation figures due to the government shutdown, raising alarms about economic visibility and long-term damage to data credibility.
Shares of nutritional supplements maker USANA have tumbled over 25% in six months, trading near $21.66. While the valuation appears reasonable, underlying weaknesses in revenue growth and profitability are prompting investors to consider alternatives.
Amid concerns over high fees and underperformance, Ohio's public pension system is scaling back its private equity holdings. The move comes as the Trump administration seeks to channel more individual retirement savings into the same asset class, sparking a debate over risk and returns for everyday savers.
Amidst a challenging macroeconomic climate of steady rates and low consumer confidence, a select group of technology firms are demonstrating remarkable resilience. We examine three companies from the Global High Growth Tech and AI screener that are leveraging innovation to outpace their markets.
Amidst market uncertainty, companies where leadership holds significant stakes are drawing investor attention. We analyze three high-growth firms from Saudi Arabia, China, and Taiwan where strong insider ownership aligns with ambitious expansion plans.
Amidst economic uncertainty and shifting monetary policy, income-focused investors are turning to dividend stocks for reliable returns. We analyze three Japanese companies offering yields between 3.2% and 4.3%, weighing their income potential against sustainability concerns.
The latest American Customer Satisfaction Index reveals a notable decline for Wegmans, with shoppers reporting diminished satisfaction in-store. Trader Joe's retains the top spot, highlighting shifting consumer preferences in the competitive grocery landscape.
Tron founder Justin Sun sees AI as crypto's next frontier but argues the sector lacks a defining consumer application to ignite sustained growth, leaving established use cases like payments in the driver's seat.
China becomes the first nation to ban concealed door handles on electric vehicles, introducing new safety regulations following fatal incidents. The rules, effective from 2027, require physical release mechanisms and could reshape global automotive design standards.
