As AI-driven electricity demand soars, NuScale Power's certified small modular reactor technology positions it at the forefront of a potential energy transformation. While its path is paved with both landmark agreements and significant execution risks, investors are weighing whether this pre-revenue company can power the future.
Amid a challenging retail environment, eyewear disruptor Warby Parker (WRBY) is demonstrating notable resilience. Supported by its focus on higher-income demographics, strategic insurance partnerships, and a promising pipeline of tech-enabled products, the company is positioning for a potential margin inflection and sustained growth.
Fintech firm Figure Technology Solutions (FIGR) is drawing investor attention with its blockchain-powered platform for loan origination and digital assets. While its growth metrics and partner adoption are strong, its high P/E ratio raises questions about its long-term potential in a competitive market.
In a candid podcast interview, Melinda French Gates addresses the newly released Jeffrey Epstein files, stating she is "away from all the muck" and that questions about the allegations are for her ex-husband Bill Gates to answer.
Singapore's ST Engineering unveiled its largest-ever cargo drone and secured partnerships for its AirFish Voyager marine craft at the Singapore Airshow, signaling a strategic push into next-generation aviation and maritime mobility solutions.
Following a massive recapitalization and management overhaul, Flagstar Bank (NYSE: FLG) has stabilized its balance sheet. Yet, its shares trade at a steep discount to tangible book value, presenting a potential opportunity as the bank moves past its real estate woes.
Amid surging demand for AI infrastructure, IREN Limited's vertically integrated model and rapid deployment capabilities position it as a key player. Despite a recent pullback, analysts point to strong operational execution and scalable design as catalysts for long-term growth.
As utilities worldwide modernize, Itron Inc. (NASDAQ: ITRI) is shifting from a hardware-centric model to a software-driven platform. This strategic pivot, centered on recurring revenue and mission-critical grid management solutions, could be the catalyst for a significant market re-rating, argues a bullish investor thesis.
Texas Instruments (TXN) shares are gaining momentum, fueled by a strategic pivot towards high-growth data center and AI markets, robust free cash flow generation, and a conservative yet promising outlook for 2026.
Volkswagen's Scout Motors has seen the budget for its South Carolina electric vehicle factory balloon by $1 billion to $3 billion, citing facility expansion and supply chain investments as key drivers, even as the U.S. EV market cools.
Fox News Digital has obtained an internal email revealing a now-retired FBI agent's push in 2025 to investigate Elon Musk's official communications via X, comparing the practice to Hillary Clinton's private email server. The probe was never opened, and the agent is no longer with the Bureau.
For dividend-focused investors, the volatile energy sector still offers reliable income streams through specific business models. We examine three high-yield picks balancing infrastructure stability and strategic transition.
Shares of specialty materials maker ATI have rocketed over 100% in the past year, fueled by robust aerospace and defense demand. As the stock hovers near record highs, analysts are divided on whether the rally has more room to run or if valuations have stretched beyond reasonable limits.
Coeur Mining has cleared the final regulatory and shareholder hurdles to acquire New Gold, a move set to significantly expand its North American asset base and production profile. The deal, now approved by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, marks a major step in the ongoing consolidation within the gold and silver mining sector.
Tetsuya Yamagami, convicted of assassinating former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, has formally appealed his life sentence, ensuring a protracted legal process that will revisit one of Japan's most shocking political crimes.
As Iran's protest crackdown fades from headlines, human rights organizations face a daunting task: verifying casualties in an information war. With internet shutdowns, manipulated content, and threats against sources, groups like IHR and HRANA piece together a grim mosaic they describe as an 'unprecedented mass killing,' warning official figures vastly understate the true scale.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has issued an ultimatum to Scouting America, demanding it abandon its diversity and inclusion initiatives or risk losing its federal funding and long-standing military support, escalating a cultural battle over the organization's future.
The families of three young women from Massachusetts who died from carbon monoxide poisoning at a Belizean beach resort have filed a wrongful death lawsuit seeking $100 million, alleging the hotel ignored prior warnings and Expedia marketed unsafe accommodations.
Match Group's latest earnings reveal a pivotal year ahead, with CEO Spencer Rascoff detailing a multi-phase plan to revitalize Tinder's user experience and fuel Hinge's international growth, all while returning capital to shareholders.
Amidst historic cocoa price swings, Mondelez International outlines a cautious 2026 strategy, holding chocolate pricing firm while pledging substantial brand reinvestment to revive consumer demand, particularly in pressured North American markets.
