Professional services firm S&W has named Marcus Peaker, a former PwC executive compensation lead, to head its own practice in the field, aiming to address growing corporate scrutiny on remuneration structures.
Amid a market often captivated by speculative tech stories, German defense specialist Hensoldt (ETR:HAG) presents a case for steady, profitable growth. With rising earnings, robust revenue, and a CEO compensation package notably below industry peers, the company is earning a spot on value-focused watchlists.
After an 11-year legal battle, trucking giant Werner Enterprises has agreed to an $18 million settlement, resolving claims from roughly 100,000 drivers over alleged wage and hour violations. The deal, pending final court approval, marks a significant chapter in the ongoing debate over driver compensation.
Adobe's board has approved a new, performance-driven compensation plan for top executives, linking pay more closely to stock performance and revenue growth. The move comes as Goldman Sachs downgrades the software giant's stock, citing valuation concerns.
Iraq, UAE, Kazakhstan, and Oman have presented updated compensation schedules to the OPEC Secretariat, with Kazakhstan facing the steepest cuts—exceeding half a million barrels per day—through mid-2026 to atone for previous quota breaches.
Wells Fargo's board has approved a 28% compensation increase for CEO Charlie Scharf, bringing his total package to $40 million for the past year. The move comes as the bank, under Scharf's leadership since 2019, has recently shed major regulatory penalties stemming from its fake accounts scandal.
Wells Fargo's board has approved a 28% compensation increase for CEO Charlie Scharf, bringing his total package to $40 million for the past year. The move comes as the bank marks a pivotal turnaround, with major federal penalties lifted and its transformation under Scharf's leadership cited as justification for the raise.
While high-risk tech stocks dominate headlines, Skellerup Holdings (NZSE:SKL) demonstrates how consistent EPS growth, disciplined leadership compensation, and strong insider alignment can build a resilient investment case in uncertain times.
While flashy, unprofitable tech stocks often dominate headlines, German thermal management specialist technotrans demonstrates that disciplined earnings growth and reasonable executive compensation can build a more sustainable investment case, as its EPS and margins climb.
As markets rally, investors are scrutinizing companies where executives and directors have significant skin in the game. We examine three firms with insider ownership up to 27%, analyzing their growth trajectories and what substantial insider stakes might signal about future prospects.
Snowflake's stock, once a darling of the AI data boom, has tumbled sharply in 2026. While underlying metrics show resilience, slowing revenue growth and persistent GAAP losses challenge the bullish narrative. We examine whether the sell-off is overdone.
Sonos reports a significant jump in profitability for its fiscal first quarter, with net income nearly doubling year-over-year despite flat revenue. The audio specialist also announced a new product aimed at the custom installation market and filed a shelf registration for employee stock offerings.
Amid market volatility, Interactive Brokers (IBKR) stands out with its unique, founder-led model and resilient financials. We examine the investment thesis behind this brokerage powerhouse and its potential for sustained growth.
Once synonymous with content delivery, Akamai Technologies has successfully reshaped itself into a cybersecurity and edge computing leader. With a modest valuation and aggressive share buybacks, some investors are betting its multi-year strategic shift is finally bearing fruit.
CEO Alex Karp argues Palantir’s explosive growth and unique AI infrastructure warrant a valuation framework distinct from typical software firms, as the company posts a 70% revenue surge and ambitious 2026 guidance.
Dollar General has agreed to an $8.5 million class action settlement to resolve allegations of overcharging customers at checkout. Eligible shoppers who made purchases between 2016 and 2025 may file claims for compensation and in-store benefits.
After a meteoric post-IPO rise and an 80% collapse, Figma's future hangs in the balance. We analyze whether its robust product and growing enterprise base justify its still-lofty valuation.
As AI stocks continue their meteoric rise, a stark divergence emerges: while public enthusiasm remains feverish, corporate insiders at Nvidia and Palantir have been net sellers of a staggering $12.83 billion in shares over five years, signaling potential overvaluation.
Shares of supply chain software leader Manhattan Associates have tumbled nearly 40% in six months, closing at $135.72. Following its Q4 earnings, investors are grappling with whether the stock is now a value play or a value trap, as key metrics reveal underlying challenges.
Wix shares have plummeted over 40% in six months amid softer results and rising competition. We examine the key challenges facing the company and highlight a more compelling alternative for growth-focused portfolios.
