Amidst a backdrop of operational challenges and leadership changes, a bullish investment thesis for Boeing is gaining traction, pointing to its strategic moves and massive backlog as catalysts for a potential turnaround.
Despite recent pressure on its share price, Copart's strategic pivot towards higher-margin international business and robust cash generation paint a picture of resilience. Analysts argue that current market concerns over cyclical volume softness overlook the company's long-term structural advantages and financial fortitude.
While Symbotic Inc. is celebrated for its warehouse automation robotics, a deeper look reveals a potentially transformative—and undervalued—bet on the warehouse-as-a-service model through its GreenBox joint venture with SoftBank.
As climate shocks, cyberattacks, and geopolitical tensions expose the fragility of lean global networks, a new class of foundational technology is enabling a fundamental shift from efficiency to engineered resilience.
With the IRS now processing returns, Washington taxpayers are looking ahead to their 2026 refunds. Here’s a breakdown of expected timelines, common holdups, and how state-specific credits could affect your wait.
Investors eyeing Blackstone Inc.'s upcoming dividend have just days to act, but deeper analysis reveals a payout ratio that raises sustainability questions despite strong earnings growth.
CNBC's Jim Cramer highlighted ServiceNow's sharp decline as emblematic of the pressures facing software stocks, noting its nearly 24% pullback places it among the sector's worst performers recently.
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The leading business development company reported robust annual results, with $15.8 billion in new commitments and stable credit metrics. Management addressed investor concerns over AI's impact on its software portfolio and signaled readiness to capitalize on potential market dislocations.
Uber shares tumbled Wednesday as the ride-hailing giant's first-quarter earnings forecast fell short of Wall Street expectations, overshadowing solid revenue growth and casting doubt on its near-term momentum amid shifting investor focus on autonomous vehicle risks.
After a punishing 18% slide over the past year, Trinity Industries (NYSE: TRN) shares have shown recent signs of life. With institutions controlling a commanding 86% of the stock, their reaction to this uptick—and the company's underlying fundamentals—will be critical for its trajectory.
U.S. dealers for Stellantis report improved relations and strategy under CEO Antonio Filosa, citing revived V8 engines, a $13B investment pledge, and plans to reopen an Illinois plant. Yet, questions persist over the long-term fate of the conglomerate's 14-brand portfolio.
As Amazon prepares to report its fourth-quarter results, strong performance across its core businesses is expected. Yet, despite solid fundamentals, the stock has languished, leaving investors to weigh near-term AI costs against long-term growth potential.
Facing three straight quarters of declining sales, Chipotle unveils an aggressive marketing strategy centered on targeted media and menu innovation, while its high-stakes search for a new chief marketer continues.
A new Forbes survey identifies the most sought-after workplaces in the U.S., with half of the top ten spots claimed by companies based in California, highlighting a continued shift in workforce priorities.
High-stakes trilateral negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, mediated by the United States, have resumed in Abu Dhabi. The talks, described as 'productive' by officials, proceed under the shadow of recent Russian airstrikes that killed at least six, violating a temporary ceasefire pledge.
A sweeping new Gallup survey reveals a stark transatlantic divide: while the world frets over the economy, Americans and Taiwanese cite political dysfunction as their top national ill.
A wave of resignations has stripped the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota of its most experienced prosecutors, forcing a handover of the landmark $250 million 'Feeding Our Future' fraud case to newcomers amid broader concerns over the office's stability and capacity.
A New York Fed analysis of consumer spending from 2023-2025 shows a stark and growing divide between college graduates and non-graduates, providing fresh evidence of a 'K-shaped' economic recovery where the educated continue to outpace others.
A prolonged selloff in software stocks, now in its sixth consecutive session, is failing to attract the bargain hunters that have historically stepped in during tech downturns. Analysts note a defensive market posture and a pivot from AI-fueled optimism to fears of economic disruption as key drivers.
