Ripple's acquisition of a full Electronic Money Institution license in Luxembourg marks a significant expansion of its regulated footprint in Europe. However, the price of its associated digital asset, XRP, continues to slide, underscoring a persistent disconnect between corporate milestones and token valuation.
Deep cuts at The Washington Post have triggered industry-wide alarm and calls for Jeff Bezos to sell, but sources close to the billionaire suggest a sale is not imminent. The void left by the Post's retreat is already being filled by new ventures and displaced journalists.
Amcor's shares have posted double-digit gains over recent weeks, sharply contrasting with its muted annual performance. This surge has ignited a fierce debate among investors over whether the stock is catching up to its true value or if the rally has already priced in overly optimistic expectations.
A year after the implementation of sweeping tariffs on imports, small business owners in the Fayetteville area describe a sustained squeeze on profits, with some dipping into personal savings to stay afloat amidst rising costs and complex supply chains.
In a landmark shift, Canadian telecom giant BCE has cut its dividend for the first time in decades, using the proceeds from selling its MLSE stake to fund a major U.S. fiber expansion. The move signals a new capital allocation strategy focused on debt reduction and high-growth infrastructure, reshaping its return profile for investors.
SanDisk's stock has skyrocketed, fueled by explosive demand from AI data centers. But with shares swinging wildly and valuation models telling conflicting stories, investors are left questioning how much future growth is already priced in.
Homebuilding giant Lennar is pursuing a dual strategy to stimulate growth: exploring a massive, investor-backed 'Trump Homes' rent-to-own initiative and expanding its active-adult communities. While these moves target critical housing market segments, their near-term financial impact remains uncertain amid broader industry headwinds.
UnitedHealth Group faces a multi-front challenge as a Department of Justice investigation into Medicare billing coincides with proposed payment changes and new transparency rules for its pharmacy unit, testing the resilience of its integrated business model.
GE Aerospace's major investment to upgrade its Singapore engine maintenance hub with AI and automation signals a strategic deepening of its high-value services moat in the Asia-Pacific region, though analysts caution on execution risks amid a rich valuation.
Analysts have nudged up the fair value estimate for CIMB Group Holdings, reflecting a slightly more optimistic view of its future cash flows, though growth assumptions remain tempered. The adjustment signals cautious confidence in the Malaysian banking giant's trajectory.
Shares of Malaysian construction firm GDB Holdings Berhad have surged over 10% recently, yet still trade at a significant discount to industry peers. With muted profit growth on the horizon, investors are weighing whether its low valuation presents a buying opportunity or signals underlying risks.
Shares of AYER Holdings Berhad (KLSE:AYER) gained 4.1% in the past month, outpacing the broader market. Analysts point to the company's solid return on equity and aggressive earnings reinvestment as potential drivers behind the recent investor confidence.
While posting a record $175.3 million backlog, Twin Disc's Q2 profitability was pressured by tariff-related shipment delays and one-time operational costs. Management outlines mitigation strategies as defense and industrial segments show robust growth.
Trivago (TRVG) reported robust Q4 results, marking a fifth consecutive quarter of revenue growth. While aggressive brand investment pressured short-term ad returns, management forecasts double-digit revenue growth and improved profitability for 2026, backed by AI product enhancements and a fortified balance sheet.
Warehouse automation leader Symbotic (SYM) reported robust Q1 results, surpassing revenue forecasts and achieving double-digit EBITDA margins for the first time. The company highlighted growth in system deployments, progress on next-gen e-commerce solutions, and the recent integration of Fox Robotics.
MEMS timing leader SiTime posts exceptional Q4 results, with revenue soaring 66% year-over-year, driven by booming demand in AI and data center markets. The company simultaneously announces a landmark acquisition of Renesas' timing business, positioning itself for expanded scale and leadership.
As Kevin Warsh prepares to take the helm from Jerome Powell, Goldman Sachs analysts argue the nominee's focus on AI-driven disinflation could lead to a more accommodative policy stance than his history suggests, forecasting two rate cuts in 2026.
Despite a 9% stock slide in 2026 and bold promises around Robotaxi and Optimus, Tesla faces a harsh reality of falling deliveries, shrinking profits, and massive capital expenditures that make its current price a risky proposition for investors.
European Lithium Ltd. has fortified its financial position, raising approximately A$45 million through a strategic sale of shares in Nasdaq-listed Critical Metals Corp. The move boosts its cash reserves while preserving a significant, influential stake in the rare earths and lithium player.
In a significant leadership transition, Wall Street legal powerhouse Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP announced the resignation of its long-time Chairman Brad Karp. Veteran corporate lawyer Scott Barshay has been named as his successor, signaling a potential strategic shift for the firm.
