U.S. stock futures ticked up Tuesday as investors braced for a heavy slate of corporate results, while a partial government shutdown forced a delay of January's crucial employment report, adding uncertainty to the economic outlook.
After a brutal week of sell-offs, digital asset prices edged higher on Tuesday, with the global market capitalization rising 2.5% to $2.72 trillion. Analysts point to a fragile recovery driven by spot ETF inflows and technical buying, but warn that structural concerns and deleveraging pressures continue to cast a long shadow.
A sharp rebound in the U.S. manufacturing sector to its highest level in over three years is dividing crypto analysts, with some seeing it as a bullish macro tailwind for Bitcoin and others warning it could delay Federal Reserve rate cuts.
The latest Kingpins New York showcase brought together leading denim supply chain players, highlighting cutting-edge sustainable technologies and deeply personal design narratives, even as attendance figures reflected broader market pressures.
As Grab Holdings' share price hovers near $4.41, a significant divergence emerges between valuation models. A discounted cash flow analysis suggests deep undervaluation, while its sky-high P/E ratio signals overvaluation, leaving investors to weigh the tech giant's long-term potential against its current financial metrics.
Bridgestone unveils its new Blizzak IcePeak winter tire, engineered with proprietary ENLITEN technology and dual severe snow/ice certifications. The launch marks a strategic consolidation of product lines aimed at capturing the growing premium and electric vehicle segments in the U.S. market.
In a sweeping five-year audit of its Italian supply chain, Prada has terminated contracts with 200 suppliers for compliance failures, as luxury fashion faces mounting pressure over labor practices.
As major indices flirt with record highs, a search for value leads some investors to scrutinize smaller-cap opportunities. We examine three penny stocks—Resources Connection, VAALCO Energy, and Waterdrop—that combine financial resilience with distinct growth narratives in consulting, energy, and insurtech.
Shares of Dutch semiconductor capital equipment leader ASM International have soared over 210% in the past five years, driven by robust earnings growth and strategic positioning in key chipmaking technologies. While recent monthly gains of 28% turn heads, long-term investors have enjoyed a total shareholder return exceeding 220%, underscoring the company's alignment with enduring industry demands.
Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE: CCL) has delivered a remarkable 173% return to shareholders over the past three years, with a significant 13% jump in the last week alone, signaling a powerful recovery in the cruise industry.
A wave of insider stock sales at Yum! Brands, the parent company of KFC, Taco Bell, and Pizza Hut, has prompted scrutiny from investors. While insider selling can have innocent explanations, the scale and timing of these transactions have analysts questioning the leadership's confidence in the company's near-term prospects.
PayPal Holdings Inc. delivered a disappointing fourth-quarter earnings report and a profit forecast for 2026 that fell short of analyst expectations, sending its shares tumbling. The payments giant cited a pullback in U.S. consumer spending and a slowdown in its core branded checkout business. In a major leadership shift, the company announced HP Inc.'s Enrique Lores will take over as President and CEO effective March 1.
A wave of liquidations hit crypto markets over the weekend, pushing Bitcoin below a key psychological level. Analysts point to a confluence of macro pressures and fragile positioning behind the sharp decline.
A surge of industrial development across Texas, from Houston's port to the Mexican border, signals a strategic bet on long-term freight growth, with major projects setting the stage for 2026 and beyond.
Palantir Technologies (PLTR) secures bullish coverage from two major firms, with price targets exceeding $200, as its AI platform gains traction in a rapidly expanding market.
Bank of America and Stifel reaffirm bullish stances on MongoDB, citing strong performance of its Atlas platform and strategic expansion into AI capabilities as key drivers for future growth.
Following its quarterly earnings, ServiceNow (NOW) retains strong buy ratings from major analysts who see the recent stock dip as a buying window for a premium AI-driven workflow platform.
Salesforce lands a decade-long, multi-billion dollar defense contract while its AI-powered Agentforce platform shows explosive growth, reinforcing analyst confidence in the cloud giant's expansion.
DA Davidson raises its price target on Modine Manufacturing (MOD) to $255, citing the company's strategic shift to focus on data center thermal management and the planned spin-off of its Performance Technologies segment.
Truist Securities has raised its price target on Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ) to $230, citing 'practice-changing' results from the HERIZON-GEA trial for its drug Zepzelca in gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma. The firm maintains a Buy rating, anticipating strong commercial adoption and potential guideline inclusion.
