Morgan Stanley has secured the leading position as a financial adviser for mergers and acquisitions in the global power sector for 2025, advising on deals worth a combined $63.4 billion, according to new industry data.
A sustained rally in key commodities like copper is delivering a fiscal windfall for producer nations such as Chile, enabling ambitious economic plans. However, the recent sharp reversal in precious metals underscores the persistent risks for economies tied to global price swings.
Healthcare distribution giant Cardinal Health (NYSE:CAH) reported robust fourth-quarter results for CY2025, with revenue soaring 18.8% year-over-year to $65.63 billion and adjusted EPS of $2.63 beating analyst forecasts, as CEO Jason Hollar highlights strength across all operating units.
Williams Trading has downgraded On Holding (NYSE: ONON) from Buy to Hold, slashing its price target to $47 from $55. The firm warns that recent product segmentation moves may be counterproductive, potentially hurting wholesale growth and margins.
While often perceived as a laggard in the artificial intelligence race, Apple's immense resources, loyal customer base, and recent strategic shifts position it as a potential dark horse with the capacity to reshape the competitive landscape.
Amidst a global nuclear energy revival, uranium producer Cameco (CCJ) sees a bullish price target hike from Bernstein. While landmark deals signal long-term promise, operational delays and market hesitancy present near-term challenges for investors betting on a doubling stock.
The Hershey Company (NYSE: HSY) delivered a robust fourth-quarter performance for 2025, surpassing revenue and profit forecasts. However, underlying sales volume contraction raises questions about the chocolate giant's long-term growth strategy in a shifting consumer landscape.
The world's leading cryptocurrency has fallen below the $70,000 threshold for the first time since November 2024, as regulatory uncertainty and shifting market dynamics reverse the rally that followed Donald Trump's election victory.
The luxury fashion group behind Coach and Kate Spade posted a 14% revenue jump to $2.5 billion for the quarter, significantly exceeding analyst forecasts and sending its stock higher.
Shell is set to sell a 20% stake in Brazil's Orca deep-water project to Kuwait's KUFPEC while retaining operatorship, concurrently launching a review of its CEO compensation structure. These parallel moves underscore the energy giant's evolving capital discipline and governance priorities amid shifting investor expectations.
As tech giants pour billions into AI data centers, industrial powerhouse Eaton is emerging as a critical, if less flashy, beneficiary. Its expertise in power management and cooling solutions is becoming indispensable for the infrastructure underpinning artificial intelligence.
Amphenol Corporation (NYSE: APH) has consolidated its top leadership roles under CEO Adam Norwitt following the retirement of Chairman Martin H. Loeffler. The move comes as the interconnect solutions giant navigates surging demand from AI data center infrastructure and integrates its recent acquisition of CommScope's Connectivity and Cable Solutions business.
Bloom Energy secures a multi-billion dollar fuel cell agreement with American Electric Power and a major partnership with Brookfield to power AI data centers, testing its ability to deliver on ambitious growth promises amid a soaring valuation.
New federal data reveals a cooldown in Nevada's labor market, with job openings declining in November. While hiring continues, particularly in northern industries, the slowdown in Las Vegas's leisure and hospitality sector signals a shift as employers adopt a more cautious stance.
Shares of industrial distributor DXP Enterprises (NASDAQ: DXPE) have surged over 39% in the past three months, closing recently at $139.98. This remarkable momentum has ignited a fresh debate among analysts and investors: Is the stock still undervalued, or has the market gotten ahead of itself? We examine the conflicting signals from different valuation models and the underlying business drivers.
Union Pacific has awarded a major $1.2 billion contract to Wabtec to upgrade its AC4400 locomotive fleet, marking the fourth such modernization pact between the two since 2018 and sending Wabtec shares higher.
California's iconic promise of prosperity is under strain as a perfect storm of economic pressures—from soaring housing costs to hidden 'sunshine taxes'—pushes the cost of living to unprecedented heights, forcing residents to question the future of the Golden State dream.
Amidst a volatile market, Dutch feed producer ForFarmers (AMS:FFARM) stands out with impressive three-year EPS growth of 60% and notable insider buying, including a significant purchase by the CEO. While sustainability questions remain, the alignment between management and shareholders provides a compelling narrative for investors seeking profitable, established companies.
The automotive sector has a long history of embracing transformative technologies—from digital retail to vehicle subscriptions—that promised salvation but delivered incremental change at best. As artificial intelligence emerges as the latest panacea, seasoned dealers and analysts urge caution, pointing to a persistent pattern of overpromising and a failure to address core consumer concerns.
Starbucks is betting big on a revamped, three-tier loyalty program to boost customer visits and spending. While promising more personalized perks, the new structure may require significant outlays to unlock rewards, raising questions about its true value for the average coffee drinker.
