The Swedish automaker, majority-owned by China's Geely, reports a sharp decline in quarterly earnings, citing U.S.-EU tariffs, currency pressures, and softening demand as key challenges to its near-term outlook.
Verizon has launched a false advertising lawsuit against rival T-Mobile, alleging its recent marketing campaigns mislead consumers about potential savings. The legal battle throws a spotlight on the aggressive pricing claims used to win customers in the saturated U.S. wireless market and could have significant implications for T-Mobile's brand and investor perception.
ResMed is leveraging wearable technology for early sleep apnea detection and expanding its digital ecosystem, solidifying its market leadership amid ongoing industry shifts and a key competitor's recall.
In a candid discussion, Alibaba's Chairman Joe Tsai argues that corporate innovation stalls without a workforce that feels responsible for customers and can pivot decisively amid uncertainty.
Congressional Democrats have issued a detailed list of demands to restrict Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, setting the stage for a tense negotiation with Republicans ahead of a critical February funding deadline for the Department of Homeland Security.
In his inaugural earnings call, ATS CEO Doug Wright outlined a sharpened focus on execution discipline and margin expansion, as the automation solutions provider reported robust revenue growth and a diversified, record backlog in key sectors like life sciences and energy.
A10 Networks reported record quarterly and annual revenue for 2025, driven by strong demand for its security and cloud infrastructure solutions that support AI workloads. The company forecasts 10-12% revenue growth for 2026, citing a diversified customer base and sustained enterprise investment.
Sonos reports a significant jump in profitability for its fiscal first quarter, with net income nearly doubling year-over-year despite flat revenue. The audio specialist also announced a new product aimed at the custom installation market and filed a shelf registration for employee stock offerings.
French IT giant Capgemini has divested its U.S. federal subsidiary, Capgemini Government Solutions, following sustained controversy over its work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The move highlights growing pressure on tech contractors to align government work with corporate ethics and risk profiles.
Automotive seating giant Adient posted a stronger-than-expected start to fiscal 2026, lifting its annual forecast on the back of robust growth in China and significant new North American onshoring business, which management now values at $500 million in future revenue.
Automotive safety giant Autoliv announces a strategic joint venture with China's Hangsheng Electric to develop next-generation safety electronics, concurrent with aggressive cost-cutting measures and a substantial share repurchase program, signaling a multifaceted strategy to bolster its market position.
Despite lingering skepticism over its HEYDUDE acquisition, Crocs, Inc. (CROX) presents a compelling value case. With a rock-bottom valuation, aggressive buybacks, and resilient international growth, the iconic clog maker is betting that its financial discipline can outshine fashion risk.
Tesla and Matrix Renewables have signed an agreement to build a landmark 500MW/1GWh battery storage system in Scotland, marking a significant step for Tesla's energy division amid a challenging year for its automotive business.
Qualcomm reported record fiscal first-quarter revenue of $12.3 billion, driven by flagship smartphone demand and growth in automotive and IoT. However, the company cautioned that near-term handset results face headwinds from an industry-wide DRAM shortage, as memory suppliers prioritize AI data centers.
As Chipotle Mexican Grill navigates a post-2025 landscape, its robust brand and expansion plans face a near-term reality check. The coming year's stock performance hinges on two critical, interlinked challenges: reviving customer visit frequency and defending profitability amid cost pressures.
The global brokerage giant continues to capture market share with its automated, low-cost platform, reporting a staggering 79% pre-tax margin and accelerating account growth, driving its stock to new highs.
UPS is equipping all 5,500 of its retail stores with RFID tracking, a significant expansion of its automation drive aimed at improving package visibility and reducing errors. The move highlights the company's focus on operational efficiency as it vies for higher-margin commercial clients in a competitive landscape dominated by FedEx and Amazon.
DraftKings Inc. is showing signs of strain as its once-explosive user growth decelerates and profitability metrics weaken, raising questions about the online sports betting giant's path to sustainable earnings. With the stock (NasdaqGS: DKNG) down sharply this year, investors are scrutinizing the cost of customer acquisition in an increasingly competitive and regulated market.
As Chinese automakers reshape Europe's automotive landscape, Ford is in advanced talks with Geely to share technology and manufacturing capacity, signaling a strategic shift for Western carmakers facing intense competition.
An Italian appeals court has ruled that a recycling company unfairly dismissed an employee for briefly falling asleep at his desk, ordering his reinstatement with back pay. The judgment highlighted broader issues of workplace isolation and punitive management tactics.
