After years of losses, Elauwit Connection (NASDAQ: ELWT) is projected by analysts to reach breakeven by 2026, a critical milestone for the provider serving the multifamily and student housing sectors. Achieving this goal hinges on sustaining an aggressive growth trajectory.
Elon Musk consolidates his AI ambitions under SpaceX, announcing plans to overcome Earth's energy and environmental limits by moving AI compute infrastructure into space. Analysts weigh the feasibility and ponder which Musk venture might be next for integration.
The deep cuts at The Washington Post, blessed by owner Jeff Bezos, mark a pivotal moment. They underscore a broader trend where ultra-wealthy patrons are less saviors and more architects, fundamentally redefining news organizations to fit their vision—and their politics.
With a 116% annual return and a recent 6% weekly surge, NESR's stock performance is drawing significant market attention. A deep dive into the ownership structure reveals how major institutional and private equity stakes are shaping the company's trajectory.
Global Water Resources (NASDAQ: GWRS) declared a $0.0253 per share dividend payable in late February, offering a 3.5% yield. While the company boasts a decade of stable payments, analysts raise concerns over a payout ratio exceeding 100% and negative free cash flow.
As the STOXX Europe 600 signals cautious optimism, a segment of investors is turning its gaze to lesser-known, low-priced equities. We examine three such companies—from Swedish security tech to Polish gaming and German football—that are showing promising fundamentals despite their modest market capitalizations.
The British Film Institute reports a historic high of £2.8 billion spent on feature film production in the UK last year, a 31% surge driven largely by major Hollywood shoots. However, domestic film investment remains a minor share, raising questions about the impact of recent tax incentives.
Potato supplier Lamb Weston appoints former AB InBev executive Jan Craps to a newly created executive chairman role and names a new CFO, as the company seeks to navigate profit pressures and activist investor demands.
As vehicle repossessions hit post-2008 highs, Senator Elizabeth Warren initiates a sweeping investigation into major lenders, targeting mistaken and illegal seizures that upend borrowers' lives.
A deep dive into the ownership structure of Waste Management, Inc. reveals that institutional investors control a commanding 83% of the company's shares, granting them significant influence over corporate direction and highlighting both the stock's credibility and potential concentration risks.
PrimeGen US, a regenerative medicine company, has agreed to merge with special purpose acquisition company DT Cloud Star in a deal valued at approximately $1.5 billion, aiming to accelerate its stem cell therapy development and secure public market funding.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced plans to manufacture its most advanced 3-nanometer semiconductors at a new plant in Japan, a strategic move to meet surging AI demand and significantly advance Japan's goal of reclaiming leadership in high-tech chip production.
After years of losses, Aytu BioPharma (NASDAQ: AYTU) is projected by analysts to reach breakeven by 2027 and post its first profit in 2028. The $27 million market-cap pharma firm faces a steep growth path and significant debt load on its journey to sustainability.
Choice Hotels International has launched a next-generation prototype for its Everhome Suites brand, targeting cost-conscious developers and long-term guests with a design that cuts construction costs by 13% per room while expanding capacity.
A discounted cash flow analysis suggests Hillman Solutions Corp. (HLMN) shares could be trading at a significant discount to their intrinsic value. We examine the assumptions behind the numbers and what other factors investors should consider before betting on this potential turnaround.
Australian conglomerate Maas Group agrees to sell its core construction materials division to Heidelberg Materials in a landmark deal, freeing up capital to accelerate its strategic shift into next-generation digital and AI-driven infrastructure projects.
While AppFolio's recent earnings fell short of market expectations, a deeper dive into its financials reveals robust free cash flow generation, suggesting underlying business health may be stronger than the headline profit figure indicates.
As AI's voracious appetite for power reshapes the energy landscape, companies like GE Vernova are emerging as critical enablers, presenting a compelling investment thesis beyond traditional tech stocks.
While TopBuild's earnings per share grew at a steady 10% annual clip over three years, its stock price skyrocketed 153%, highlighting a significant divergence between fundamental performance and investor optimism. The recent 23% quarterly gain adds to the momentum, though analysts note potential overvaluation risks.
SunCoke Energy (NYSE:SXC) has announced a $0.12 per share dividend, yielding 5.8%. While the company's earnings growth is robust, analysts express caution over its long-term payout sustainability and volatile dividend history.
