Retail behemoth Walmart has crossed the $1 trillion market valuation threshold, entering an elite group of U.S. companies as its strategic pivot and appeal to affluent shoppers fuel investor confidence.
Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD) shares have faced significant pressure, declining nearly 10% in a month and over 27% in the past year. As the stock hovers around CA$14.56, investors are grappling with a critical question: is this a buying opportunity in a misunderstood growth story, or a justified reflection of fundamental challenges?
A dismal earnings report and CEO shakeup at PayPal triggered a broad selloff in software stocks on Tuesday, overshadowing gains in commodities and materials and pushing the Nasdaq Composite into negative territory for a third consecutive session.
Walmart's market capitalization has surged past $1 trillion, a historic first for a brick-and-mortar retailer, fueled by robust e-commerce growth, strategic AI adoption, and its resilience as a value leader in an uncertain economy.
A sharp selloff in data service and software companies, triggered by new AI automation tools, weighed heavily on the Nasdaq and overshadowed a record high for the Dow. The market grapples with sector rotation, strong earnings elsewhere, and lingering concerns over Fed policy and a partial government shutdown.
As major miners retreat amid volatile markets, stablecoin giant Tether launches an ambitious software suite aimed at industrializing and streamlining Bitcoin mining operations worldwide.
As companies grapple with bloated software portfolios, a push for Go-To-Market platform consolidation is gaining momentum. Beyond cost savings, executives are finding that a unified system is critical for data integrity, sales velocity, and strategic agility in a competitive market.
A wave of selling pressure hit software stocks Thursday morning, dragging down shares of companies like Atlassian, MongoDB, Datadog, and Elastic. The decline reflects a broader market pivot as investors reassess traditional SaaS models in the face of accelerating AI integration.
Chinese electric vehicle maker NIO has achieved a significant milestone by delivering its one-millionth vehicle, reporting a near-doubling of January sales year-over-year. The company is simultaneously accelerating its global footprint with new market entries in Central Asia and Europe, while rolling out major software upgrades to its existing fleet. This multi-front expansion comes as the global EV sector grapples with intensifying competition and shifting regulatory landscapes.
With a blockbuster portfolio and a pipeline brimming with potential, Axsome Therapeutics is proving its five-year market surge may be only the beginning. Analysts point to label expansions and untapped markets as key drivers for the next phase of growth.
In an exclusive interview, LiquiDonate CEO Disney Petit details how her platform is helping retailers transform costly returns and excess stock into community value, arguing that sustainability is now a core cost-saving strategy.
Shares of insurance software provider Guidewire Software plunged nearly 10% in morning trading, caught in a sector-wide downturn as investors reassess traditional SaaS models against the rising tide of AI integration.
AIxCrypto (AIXC) and the Sei Development Foundation have entered a strategic collaboration aimed at exploring the integration of artificial intelligence with high-performance blockchain infrastructure, targeting the next wave of decentralized applications.
Nio shares fell sharply after January deliveries showed a steep sequential drop, overshadowing near-doubled year-over-year growth. Analysts argue the sell-off presents a buying opportunity, citing improving margins, a multi-brand strategy, and a discounted valuation.
Bernstein analysts reaffirm an Outperform rating on ServiceNow, arguing the workflow software leader is trading at a relative discount to peers despite strong AI-driven growth forecasts.
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly announces a major $3.5 billion manufacturing expansion for its injectable weight loss therapies, alongside forging two new research collaborations targeting hearing loss and autoimmune diseases, as its stock continues a meteoric rise.
The AI-driven insurer Lemonade sees its stock surge and attracts significant new investment from Privium Fund Management, as its strategy of automating policy and claims processes shows concrete financial results in a challenging market.
As retailers demand greater supply chain transparency, UPS is now handling 1.3 million RFID-tagged packages daily at its retail locations, part of a broader push to automate operations and attract business in a competitive market.
American companies are pouring more money into AI, cybersecurity, and next-gen encryption than their international peers, yet a new report reveals widespread challenges in achieving full-scale, mature deployments.
Medtronic moves to acquire CathWorks and its non-invasive artery diagnostic system in a deal worth up to $585 million, aiming to strengthen its dominant cardiac portfolio and address a leading cause of heart disease.
